Sentence examples for more explicit theoretical from inspiring English sources

An example of a more explicit theoretical account of phenomenal character, phenomenal content and their relation can be found in Tye (1995).

To understand better the physical mechanisms of the processes involved in the substorm development, the results of the numerical modeling and in-situ satellite observations are to be compared with simplified, but more explicit, theoretical models.

Finally, we speculate on how this model may enrich future sustainable development research insofar as it points to fruitful units of analysis, can stimulate methodological innovation, and provide a more explicit theoretical foundation for the field.

However, this is a rather vague argument, could it be backed up by more explicit theoretical considerations?

Possibly, a more explicit theoretical framing of the project from the beginning could have led to a clearer conceptualisation of 'ethical challenges'.

Our unexpected observation of a negative correlation between female choosiness and male attractiveness highlights the need for more explicit theoretical models of genetic covariance to investigate the coevolution of female choosiness and male attractiveness.

We will consider the feasibility of more explicit application of these theoretical frameworks to future interventions and to understanding variation in the success of our current interventions.

13 While the overall findings of our review might be seen as encouraging, further research is needed to provide more rigorous evaluations of well described replicable interventions with an explicit theoretical underpinning over periods of more than 24 months.

This provides a more explicit comparison of experimental results with theoretical models.

The latter are modeled using a contagion credit risk model with interacting default intensities, see also Jarrow and Yu (2001) for more explicit examples and Frey and Backhaus (2008) for a theoretical illustration.

If politicians want to have a sense of reality that goes beyond what is under their noses in a constantly changing and more dangerous world, then they might have to engage in "explicit theoretical discussion and argument which seeks to locate individual happenings in their broader context".