Sentence examples for more complete theoretical from inspiring English sources
Clearly, a more complete theoretical understanding of the mechanisms of foot orthotics awaits discovery.
These measurements are found to be internally self-consistent and provide guidance for more complete theoretical studies.
This paper aims at providing a more complete theoretical foundation for the finite element applications for the discussed problem.
See Lognonné et al. (1998) for a more complete theoretical description of these waves and Dautermann et al. (2009) for the case of atmospheric source instead of earthquake excitation.
Future research should expand this line of research to include other entrepreneurial personality traits and other contextual factors to provide a more complete theoretical framework for explaining entrepreneurial behaviour within and across cultural contexts.
The main purpose of the lower bound model is to supplement an already published upper bound model of the same problem and thereby provide a more complete theoretical basis for practical design.
After TCA, then, Habermas begins to see law not as part of the problem, but as part of the solution, once he offers a more complete discourse-theoretical account of law and democracy.
Such comparative studies are crucial to a more complete synthesis of evolution and development, as theoretical models of evolutionary processes are ultimately derived from the attempt to explain general patterns, rather than from case studies [ 5].
A more complete description of the Gibbs sampling process and its theoretical justification is available [ 18], as well as in the manual of the public domain software, MTGSAM [ 9], with which this analysis was performed.
The Stroop effect has been studied for more than sixty years, and yet it still defies a complete theoretical account.
Finally, further studies can be performed using docking simulations for future experimental and theoretical investigations of PON1 enzyme, such as more complete considerations of protein ligand interactions and structure function relationships in both systems.
