Sentence examples for raised theoretical from inspiring English sources

J.J. Thomson's discovery of the negatively charged electron had raised theoretical problems for physicists as early as 1897, because atoms as a whole are electrically neutral.

Important studies in post-communist countries and in China have raised theoretical and empirical debates about the dynamics of income distribution and inequality in the marketisation process, and their relation to political, economic and institutional mechanisms (Nee 1989; Walder 1996; Xie and Hannum 1996).

In recent decades, constitutional changes have further reinforced the separation of state powers (even if the continued existence of the executive within the legislature raises theoretical difficulties).

Beyond attending to more items and qualities for its inquiry, everyday aesthetics also raises theoretical issues that have not received adequate attention from the prevailing mainstream Western aesthetics.

This may raise theoretical questions about developmental potential after enucleation 'therapy', and the research use of such abnormal zygotes, that in natural reproduction, however, will perish.

These constraints may be active along some parts of the trajectory, and the junction between constrained and unconstrained arcs may raise theoretical and numerical issues.

The use of progestogen-only contraceptives by breastfeeding women raises theoretical concerns regarding possible adverse effects on breastfeeding success, and infant health or growth.

In addition, these antibody conjugates are chimeric antibodies, raising theoretical concern for increased antibody immunogenicity.

The study highlights the potentially important influence of reading ability, driven by the nonshared environment, on intellectual development and raises theoretical questions about the mechanism of this influence.

One motivation is to base characterization of potential impacts of small exposures on a precautionary basis, raising theoretical possibilities that can be abandoned if sufficient proof against them is adduced.

But the reduction of learning to mere external stimuli and overt responses raised discordant theoretical objections that the inner activities of the organism were being ignored.