Sentence examples for lead to theory from inspiring English sources

These in turn lead to "theory" changes and further design iterations.

Glaser and Strauss (1970) suggest that multiple cases help in understanding the conditions under which a finding occur and how those conditions may relate, which can then lead to theory.

Additional interviews to confirm the steps as they are proposed here could lead to theory and a decision-framework.

This new employment led to Theory and Technique of Playwriting and Screenwriting (1949), a revised edition of his earlier Theory and Technique of Playwriting (1936).

However, we argue that machine learning approach can only be successful if there is a strong theory underlying it or if it leads to theory generation.

This imbalance between output and sales has led to theories that the business cycle is caused by overproduction or underconsumption.

Classrooms cannot reproduce all of Isaac Newton's observations that led to theories of motion, or of Copernicus's observations that suggested a sun-centered planetary system.

That the latest theft came so soon after the recovery has led to theories that the break-in may have been an act of revenge by criminals thumbing their noses at the police.

These discussions have led to theories of just war, theories of reasonable self-defense and theories of proportionate punishment.

The discovery of a cloud of sodium surrounding Io led to theories that the satellite would be covered in evaporites.

Since Frigg is referred to as a seeress in the poem Lokasenna, this etymology has led to theories connecting Sága to Frigg.