Sentence examples for theoretical basis for analysis from inspiring English sources

A social constructionist framework provided a theoretical basis for analysis.

The Grounded Theory (GT) methodology [ 41], chosen as the theoretical basis for analysis and interpretation of data, is a qualitative research method based on a systematic set of procedures used to develop a model derived inductively from the study phenomenon.

The expected outcomes of this study are: (a) to greatly enhance the scope and reliability of the aeroelastic analysis and design criteria of advanced aircraft and, (b) to provide a theoretical basis for the analysis of more complex non-linear aeroelastic systems.

A quantitative description of such symmetry relations provides certain theoretical basis for the analysis, synthesis, and structure innovative design of robotic mechanisms.

In contrast, the authors demonstrate in this article the utility of the HPD framework as a theoretical basis for landscape analysis in two different projects using alternative image processing methodologies, which try to overcome the 'pixel-centred' view.

This may provide a theoretical basis for further analysis on the physiological mechanism of salt tolerance of mangrove plants.

The results may provide a theoretical basis for further analysis on the physiological mechanism of salt tolerance in mangrove plants.

This study aimed to explore the active oxygen scavenging mechanism of Kandelia candel, in order to provide a theoretical basis for further analysis on the physiological mechanism of salt tolerance in mangrove plants.

Both concepts, co-management (Berkes et al. 1991; Carlsson and Berkes 2005; Fabricius et al. 2007; Berkes 2009; Armitage et al. 2008; Bisaro et al. 2010) and multi-level governance (Berkes 2006; Paavola 2008; Pahl-Wostl 2009 Benz 2010; Basurto 2013), are widely examined in the literature and provide the theoretical basis for our analysis.

The Random Utility Model provides the theoretical basis for the analysis of choice data [ 29].

The theoretical basis for judgement analysis is the Lens Model proposed by Brunswik [ 1] and developed by Hammond et al. [ 2- 4].