Sentence examples for in accord with the theory from inspiring English sources

A rapid spread then took place among women who belonged to intimate cliques, in accord with the theory that social diffusion occurs most readily along well-established lines of social interaction.

The dependence of this instability on electric field and flow rate, and the exponential nature of its growth rate are in accord with the theory.

All of this is exactly in accord with the theory proposed here: the writing phenotype evolves.

12. Evidence shows that rearrangement mutation and point mutation are not random but affected by DNA sequence and structure, and that the determination of mutation is evolving, in accord with the theory proposed here.

This grand empirical fact is clearly in accord with the theory presented here, but plays no role in the traditional theory and is not understandable in a straightforward fashion from the traditional perspective.

Over the generations, some of the t0 alleles become fixed, others become extinct, and thus the genetic differences of t0 gradually disappear (even as they give rise to new differences in the meantime in accord with the theory presented here, as will be seen in the next section).

In accord with the CSC theory (Gisselsson 2007; Pardal et al. 2003; Reya et al. 2001) and the multistep carcinogenesis theory (Vogelstein and Kinzler 1993), the stage of differentiation determines not only the number of genetic alterations necessary for carcinogenic transformation but also dictates the aggressiveness of resulting tumors (Gisselsson 2007).

These patterns seem to be in accord with the place theory of the cochlear analysis of sound.

The very fact that the Australian government is writing to a legal identity created by the authority of another society of peoples is in accord with the 'constitutive theory of recognition'.

It does not treat matter in accord with the quantum theory.

The larger force means larger body mass lifted and greater speed, in accord with the constructal theory of all animal locomotion.