Sentence examples for more robust theoretical from inspiring English sources

Recent research calls for a more robust theoretical grounding of the framework (Angeli & Valanides, 2009; Archambault & Barnett, 2010; Jimoyiannis, 2010; Tzavara & Komis, 2015).

A new way of thinking about how to value success under conditions of high uncertainty effectuation may offer a more robust theoretical framework and approach to more valuing drug development pipelines.

In order to effectively interpret the landscape as represented through LiDAR, it is critical to supplement this data with multiple contextual sources and a more robust theoretical geographic framework.

In 2011 a group of leading scholars, both feminist and others, established an international consortium, the Network of Ethics of Families, specifically to provide a more robust theoretical ethical framework in this area (Verkerk et al. 2014, in Other Internet Resources).

This would allow for students as a whole class to build a more robust theoretical structure of cellular biology, with minimal input from the instructor.

Statistical equating also takes time, but on the part of one or two skilled psychometric staff, rather than five-times as many active clinicians, and it has a more robust theoretical underpinning than the Angoff method.

Further research is warranted to develop more robust and theoretical DRFs for generalising their application, accurately mapping corrosion losses in an area, and costing risk of corrosion damage.

More importantly, the robust theoretical and empirical grounding of these theories serve to refute reductive views of human motivation and behavior.

It is argued that storyboarding offers an opportunity for systematising thought experiments and peer feedback towards more robust learning task designs and theoretical conjectures.

But this means that robustness as a criterion cannot give unequivocal results, unless there is some way of saying which body of data is more robust: the body that supported the theoretical entity or the body which did not.

While this strategy may give the impression of a more robust, and hence stable, foundation for the theoretical construct of principlism, Karlsen and Solbakk argue that this comes at the expense of theoretical and practical open-mindedness.