More theoretically, the term reinforcement expresses various theoretical hunches about some specialized subjective quality all such stimuli might share.
Although this scheme was regional, but later theoretical studies carried out indicated the use of SAR as a more theoretically sound basis for sodium hazard assessment (NWQMS 2000).
The more theoretically minded students would answer, providing insight to the class.
Theoretically, the exchange will increase consumer choice, promote competition, and (somewhat more theoretically) lower costs for everyone.
See our original paper arguing for that claim, or a more theoretically ambitious paper that explores the ways in which it might explain four puzzles in moral psychology.
Less crudely and more theoretically, truth is, in Peirce's words, the "limit towards which endless investigation would tend to bring scientific belief".
More theoretically, governments should always have a greater interest in seeing citizens obey the law than in profiting from their infractions.
political sociology and demonstrate to political scientists the value of a more theoretically rich and empirically rigorous approach to the study of political culture, informed by insights from cultural sociology.
We want to have critical and productive discussion, but above all else we want to make our work better: more interesting, more accessible, more rigorous, more theoretically grounded, and more like the stuff we enjoy reading.
Interestingly, the depth reached by these maximum anomalies (~300 m) is 150 m above the depth of the venting, a vertical distance of plume rise compatible with that found more theoretically in previous research39.
More theoretically inclined than Puig, Sarduy who lived in exile in Paris and was involved with the Structuralist group Tel Quel, active there in the 1960s and '70s wrote less-accessible novels whose protagonists were often transvestites.
