Sentence examples for theoretical burdens from inspiring English sources

According to Martin, given that this approach to perceptual experience needs to rely on this epistemic assumption, it carries more theoretical burdens than does the more "modest" disjunctivist approach.

This approach, Geach says, would have "the advantage of lightening a theory's set-theoretical burdens.

The topics for the interview schedule were derived from methodological (theoretical) benefits and burdens of n-of-1 trials, 24 published studies on experiences of patients and carers with n-of-1 trials, 33 35 and process-related aspects of the trial at hand.

The steps of scale development are depicted in Table  1.> With the underlying theoretical model of burden, a structured interview containing seven questions and covering the three sources of burden was developed.

POPMAX (CFU/ml) is the theoretical maximal bacterial burden within the HFIM.

But Professor Robert Hazell, head of University College London's constitution unit, argues that the most powerful case that republicans could make for abolishing the ancient British monarchy – practical rather than theoretical – is "the serious burdens it places on the royal family".

Small animal models used to detect minimal tumor burdens present theoretical scalability challenges when translating findings to human-scale practicality.

Based on the theoretical estimation of metabolic burdens from viral production the model was simplified to one rate for uninfected and infected cells (r met,1 ).

The practical value of the theoretical concept of "subjective burden among family caregivers" has been demonstrated by the predictive power of subjective burden, which has been empirically well confirmed: At the social level of health services research, the subjective burden of family caregivers is a powerful predictor of institutionalization and, hence, of the termination of home care [ 4- 6]).

This study presents a quantitative estimate of the accuracy of paleopathological diagnosis; as well as a theoretical reflection on the burden of cancer in the past.

Pearlin's stress process [ 10] and Yate's stress appraisal models [ 11] help the theoretical understanding of caregiving burden.