Sentence examples for incomplete theoretical from inspiring English sources
Given the polysemous nature of embodied cognition and an incomplete theoretical parsimony in the literature, we first clarify what precisely we mean by embodiment, the evidence taken to support this account, and what implications should arise from this theoretical framing.
Because of the explorative character of the study and incomplete theoretical background of current research, the authors did not make any adjustments to the significance level.
Agoraphobia and SAD were more highly comorbid (OR 35.7; 95% CI: 11.7 109.1) than previously reported but the large confidence interval associated with this result suggests this result is unstable and may be more likely to be due to incomplete theoretical separation of agoraphobia without panic disorder and social anxiety disorder or low prevalence of agoraphobia distinct from panic disorder.
Critics, however, say the simulation will be built on knowledge that is still theoretical, incomplete or inaccurate.
In [28], the performance analysis of distributed tracking with consensus on noisy time-varying graphs was addressed, and later, the algorithm of distributed tracking with consensus with incomplete data was proposed without theoretical proof in [27].
Although we cannot precisely predict its impact sensitivity for the lack of suitable theoretical methods and incomplete database, ANTz is expected to be a good candidate as energetic material from the perspective of energy and density.
As we saw in section 7.3, an important objection to the idea of public reason is that it will prove incomplete; that it lacks the theoretical resources necessary to provide answers to many of the important moral or political questions we face.
Potential limitations of the DNM should also be considered; a major theoretical concern is incomplete sampling of data.
Psychoanalysis is founded securely upon the observation of the facts of mental life; and for that very reason its theoretical superstructure is still incomplete and subject to constant alteration.
Unfortunately, the knowledge on post-buckling of thick-wall tubes is still incomplete, although many experimental and several theoretical studies have been performed.
But this emulation has been seriously incomplete, with a fixation on purely theoretical matters, and surprising little interest in practical implications.
