Sentence examples for revised theory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spota added that Mr. Dormer had yet to discuss the revised theory with him personally.

He suggested that the tenets of a revised theory apply not only to governments, traditionally represented by commanders and heads of state, but also to individual soldiers.

It is to measure this difference, and to see whether it accords with the revised theory, that the SLAC and KEK machines have been constructed (see article).If the difference does accord with theory, however, there will be a few long faces around.

The results were also compared with Barron's revised theory.

Predictions of G in this way were in good agreement with verification and test data and Barron's revised theory predictions.

Four case studies are presented which illustrate both typical behaviour and divergences from revised theory due to design features in the halls themselves.

We must test and revise theory in light of our considered judgments about moral practice.

Cycles that included an explicit prediction of outcomes were reported in only 9% (4/47) of articles, suggesting that PDSA cycles were not used as learning cycles to test and revise theory-based predictions.

The reviews in this issue, written by leaders in the field, discuss the implications of eHealth technologies for refining the measurement and monitoring of alcohol use, revising theories of behavioral change, and restructuring models of health care delivery.

Comparison with Monte Carlo simulation data shows the great advantages of this model over the traditional Flory–Huggins theory and the revised Freed theory especially in the critical region.

The Theory of Reasoned Action, and its later and revised version Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), are often used to explain or predict behavior in the transport system.