Sentence examples for specific theoretically from inspiring English sources
The objective of this study was to test whether partner communication about HIV and/or alcohol intoxication mediated reductions in intimate partner violence (IPV) in SEPA (Salud [health], Educación [education], Promoción [promotion], y [and] Autocuidado [self-care]), a culturally specific, theoretically based group HIV-risk reduction intervention for Hispanic women.
Contrast analysis allows one to test specific, theoretically driven, a priori predictions about patterns in repeated measures data.
With the causal conclusions permitted by TMS, this study provides a strong line of evidence favoring a specific (theoretically described) implementation of cognitive control.
The regression approach used here is based on specific, theoretically motivated predictors, and the relevance of these predictors governs whether classification accuracy improves or fails.
Specific theoretically based educational interventions (e.g., based on the TPB), designed to change behaviours should target one or more of these factors and evaluate subsequent changes in intention and behaviour.
The use of specific theoretically-informed BCTs was an important element of the trial.
It was difficult at this early stage to confirm this independently, since a specific reward theoretically might be reaped only after the Iranians arranged the release of the seven other Americans whose destiny they control.
The development of angiotensin II receptor blockers offers a new, more specific, and theoretically more complete pharmacologic mode to inhibit the adverse influence of angiotensin II.
However, the further development of graphite LIBs has been hindered due to the low specific capacities (theoretically 372 mAh g−1).
These are psychosocial interventions that act to make specific and theoretically based alterations in a child's dyadic communication environment in order to improve the child's social communication, attention, and language.
In sum, there is a need for future studies designed to: Produce a specific and theoretically sound definition of patients' expectations from implant treatments, which addresses the complex nature of the phenomenon.
