Compared with his contemporaries, the Kufan Ibn Abī Laylā (d. 765), the Syrian Awzāʿī (d. 774), and the Medinese Mālik (d. 795), his doctrines are more carefully formulated and consistent and his technical legal thought more highly developed and refined.
For every specific parenting practice, a related parental self-efficacy was defined which gives more insight into parental correlates of children's PA and screen time compared with the more general formulated parenting practices.
It was during the Carolingian period that, in reaction to the polygyny practiced in German society, Christian doctrines of marriage were more strictly formulated.
The structural descriptions provided by a generative grammar are comparable with, but more precisely formulated than, the analyses that result from the traditional practice of parsing sentences in terms of the parts of speech.
Furthermore, additional definitive research most likely may result in newer, more biologically formulated materials for root canal obturation.
It is expected that more explicitly formulated planning tools would provide benefits on securing the supply chain of biomass feedstock.
This line of objection to the Buddha's teaching of non-self is more commonly formulated in response to the argument from impermanence, however.
A weaker result was shown by Kollár [254] and by Campana [71]: we borrow here the version of Kóllar, which we find more clearly formulated.
As the closest ally of the U.S., Britain could do better by emulating the U.S. economic system, where ideas and know-how are more freely formulated into businesses and industries that contribute to its economic success.
It was Herder who developed modern interpretation-theory, or hermeneutics, in ways that would subsequently be taken over by Schleiermacher and then more systematically formulated by Schleiermacher's pupil Böckh.
