Sentence examples for more theoretically based from inspiring English sources
Combustion simulations at the micro and meso-scales are coupled to give a more theoretically based and accurate description of AP (ammonium perchlorate)/HTPB (hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene) composite propellant combustion.
From this aspect, the bootstrap method is more empirically based and the Monte Carlo method is more theoretically based.
In some more theoretically based models, components with similar properties are grouped together (Lee et al. 1981; Montel and Gouel 1984; Danesh et al. 1990; Schlijper and van Bergen 1991; Lomeland and Harstad 1995).
DSME has evolved from primarily didactic presentations to more theoretically based empowerment models (3, 8 ).
DSME has changed from a didactic approach focusing on providing information, to a more theoretically based empowerment model that focuses on helping those with diabetes make informed self-management decisions.
Another approach has been to fit trial-by-trial RT data to the ex-Gaussian distribution, which provides parameters that may be related to more theoretically based distributions, such as the Wald [ 32].
More recently, theoretically based research into career choice and persistence in the biomedical sciences has shown that social cognitive variables play a demonstrable and significant role in shaping undergraduate and graduate students' intentions to pursue STEM careers.
The development of the definitions of counterfeiters, counterfeiting and offender organizations, along with this incident clustering tool, will allow more structured and theoretically based incident reviews.
All these methods use formulas for authority estimation, but these formulas were generated more experimentally without considering a theoretically based way.
9 The authors of a systematic review concluded that although there was some evidence that theoretically based interventions are more effective, many interventions evaluated so far have not been explicitly theory based.
In the following, we give a brief theoretically based motivation for choosing a more difficult accessible excitation wavelength, followed by a description of the lidar instrument and the experimental setup.
