Sentence examples for template theory from inspiring English sources

Burnet was not satisfied with this explanation, and in the second edition of "The Production of Antibodies", he and Fenner advanced an indirect template theory which proposed that each antigen could influence the genome, thus effecting the production of antibodies.

At the beginning of the manuscript, under the heading "Emergence of adapters: the origin of proto-tRNAs and proto-mRNAs", the author discredits amino acids covalently bound to nucleic acids (the RNA genomic tag and coding coenzyme handles hypothesis [ 15, 28- 30]) in favor of the direct-RNA-template theory (DRT).

A popular template for building theory from case studies is a paper by Eisenhardt (1989).

A hybrid Total Apron Safety Management (TASM) framework, based on the combination of Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM), Grounded Theory, Template Analysis and Goals-Means Task Analysis (GMTA) was developed to support systemic safety modelling of GHS.

The late Caltech physicist Richard Feynman called quantum electrodynamics "the jewel of physics," and it has served as a template for other theories.

31 A bespoke set of data extraction forms will be developed based on the content of the programme theories, which thereby provides a template to interrogate the programme theories.

The data were analyzed in the theory-driven template analysis style [ 20].

Most currently, available stroke rehabilitation programs lack a theory-driven, feasible template consistent with widely accepted motor learning principles and theories in rehabilitation.

The selection of the suitable functional monomer(s) was based on the interaction between different monomers and template using the density functional theory (DFT).

Therefore, it is not clear that evolutionary theory is a valid template.

QED has served as the model and template for all subsequent quantum field theories.