Sentence examples for revised theoretical from inspiring English sources

The assumed theoretical model for predicting load versus deformation relation of GRCFST columns under axial loading was examined, and a revised theoretical model proposed.

Providing a revised theoretical perspective on this issue, the authors propose three hierarchical levels including purpose-specific, activity-specific, and demand-specific shopping motivation.

The day's tasks included: (1) clarifying the context within which CAM-related terms are most appropriately used, and (2) elaborating on a revised theoretical definition for both CAM and IHC, incorporating a list of key features of the definition suggested by the Delphi survey respondents.

A series of Cr III) dimers previously reported has had certain structural parameters refined and/or revised using theoretical techniques.

"Models of the chemical evolution of disk galaxies will have to be radically revised," says theoretical physicist James Binney of Oxford University, from the traditional view that metallic stars are concentrated at the core of growing galaxies.

The third phase of the research involves using the fieldwork data to confirm, refute and revise our theoretical framework of knowledge transfer.

JC co-ordinated the paper, SN, JD and MW gave final approval of the submitted draft, contributed to the drafting of the manuscript, revising, and theoretical development of the manuscript.

This theoretical model was then tested and revised until a theoretically meaningful and statistically acceptable model was found.

After all, anyone who accepts the new axioms used in Putnam's revised proof will have theoretical constraints which go somewhat beyond ZFC + V=L e.g., their theoretical constraints might well include the axiom "there exists an inaccessible cardinal".

Sprangers and Schwartz [ 1] added reprioritization of values as a third aspect of response shift phenomena and proposed a theoretical model, revised and updated here, to clarify and predict changes over time in perceived QOL as a result of the interaction of catalysts, antecedents, mechanisms, and response shifts.

Regarding the completeness of reporting of intervention details based on the revised STRICTA statements, the theoretical background (items #1 3) and several details of the needling processes (items #4, #5 and #9 12) showed relative completeness of reporting, whereas the items related to contextual factors (items #13 and #14) were markedly under-reported.