Sentence examples for theoretical lead from inspiring English sources

While stressing this as the police's best theoretical lead, Chief Moose rejected speculation that more than one gunman might be involved.

The theoretical lead compound was: N1-[1- 5-nitro-2-furyl)methylideN1-[1- 5-nitro-2-furylifluoroacetyl)hexahydro-1-1-pyrimidyN1-[1- 5-nitro-2-furylde (N1-[1- 5-nitro-2-furyl

This study empirically addresses the issue: do home pages designed according to theoretical guidelines lead to better comprehension of information at a Web site?

However, the limits of these theoretical frameworks lead us to investigate their extensions: the entrenchment theory (ET), the dynamic capabilities approach (DCA) and the cognitive governance perspective (CGP).

Both experimental and theoretical results lead to the conclusion that GBs in α-iron act as traps for interstitial atoms and retard their diffusion.

Theoretical arguments lead to a possible increase in the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) proportional to sqrt(D/∆d), where D is the patient diameter and ∆d the uncertainty of the location of the annihilation.

It is shown that our numerical and theoretical models lead to the prediction of elastic moduli of particle-reinforced composites with nonspherical particles of high packing density to a reasonable accuracy by comparing with available experimental data.

Experimental data, as well as theoretical considerations lead to the conclusion that adsorption of the added anions is the slow step of the process that increases the reaction rate.

These systems theoretical differences lead to the following hypothesis: there are no restrictions with regard to the possible design of a system and the specific configuration of its elements and self-rationale, as long as the systems design is not (self- contradictory.

On the other hand, in the framework of generative grammar specific theoretical constraints lead to the conjecture that all surface structures in a given language are derived from one basic underlying frame [15].

These theoretical derivations lead to an expected value of f = 0.5.