Sentence examples for support the theoretically from inspiring English sources
Our measurements support the theoretically predicted gain at the channel rate of 54 Mbps.
The experimental results observed from the visualization cell are used to support the theoretically derived concept.
Finally, most studies are retrospective, cross-sectional, or rely on self-report, and it is difficult to empirically support the theoretically expected causal relations or to understand the consequences of acute and chronic stressors over time.
(i) The higher μg (0.045) in Thermoanaerobacter sp. X514 than that in E. coli (0.026; [ 5]) under solvent stress does not support the theoretically postulated much lower μg in thermophiles than in mesophiles [ 35].
Our findings showed that administering a lower nutritional support (i.e. hypocaloric nutritional support) than the theoretically calculated calories is associated with increased morbidity.
We were also able to add further empirical support for the theoretically inferred role of dynamic gestures on insight.
In order to systematically clarify the role of glycerol in superbase environment for CO2 capture process, binary systems were further explored to support the conclusions both theoretically and experimentally.
The preclinical phase consisted of two steps: 1) identifying the experiences and needs of people receiving the T2D/dysglycaemia diagnosis from empirical studies and 2) identifying theoretical constructs/perspectives that could support the development of a theoretically adequate intervention.
We recognise that there is a disjuncture between our approach and the theoretically supported approach and that our choice is not considered best practice theoretically.
The research can theoretically support the investigation on the deformation and cracking of the early-age concrete.
These findings suggest that small molecules prefer to adopt local minimum conformations when binding to proteins and theoretically support the virtual screening methods that use local minimum conformations to enable massively parallel docking [6], [8], [14].
