Sentence examples for notable theoretical from inspiring English sources

At present, there is notable theoretical justification for delivering some or all of the components of a PtDA using the Internet.

The first is that the test involves subjecting the patient to iatrogenic ionizing radiation, which carries a notable, though theoretical risk of cancer [14 16].

In some cases they are notable for their theoretical as well as their pedagogical innovations.

Most of the notable achievements in theoretical economics in the last fifty years were related to finances.

His proposal for the origin of mammalian molars is notable among his theoretical contributions.

Our results for germline variation are consistent with their findings except one notable difference: their theoretical prediction of substitution rate underestimates strongly deleterious substitution rates and overestimates the rate for beneficial substitutions (see their Figure 5C).

Up to this point, "Map Me" — performed entirely nude (almost obligatory these days), in utter silence and with a notable economy of gesture — feels theoretical, like someone's dissertation project or a museum installation.

An exception is the case of P wave incidence on the vertical cracks, in which a notable discrepancy exists between the experimental and theoretical values of either Q−1 or Δv (Figs. 9(h) and 9(i)).

Through the theoretical analysis of western discourse, notable attributes of the western architectural avant-garde are identified, and a tentative framework is developed to test its validity and usefulness in a non-western context.

While Parreñas has begun to outline a theoretical framework, there is a notable lack of empirical testing of the concepts within this field of study.

The literature is diffuse, and articles seldom build on earlier ones to increase the theoretical knowledge on EHR implementation, notable exceptions being Aarts et al. [ 21], Aarts and Berg [ 22], Cresswell et al. [ 26], and Takian et al. [ 37].