Sentence examples for theoretical noting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Richard Haupt, medical director at Merck, called these concerns "very theoretical," noting that continuing research and monitoring suggested that immunity would be long lasting and that the vaccine would not lead to problems with other strains.

Dr. Richard Haupt, medical director of Merck, called these concerns "very theoretical," noting that continuing research and monitoring suggested that immunity would be longlasting and that the vaccine would not lead to problems with other strains.

We used a deductive approach by applying each Case study theme to the theoretical framework and each theoretical proposition, noting patterns and any clustering of ideas to determine whether case study themes agree or disagree (rival explanation) with the propositions.

This logbook will contain methodological as well as theoretical notes.

We would also like to make a more theoretical note.

JS formulated the data analysis plan, and all authors reviewed and prepared theoretical notes on all transcripts.

Field notes made on site were typed up on the same day, anonymised, shared between the researchers, and annotated with observational and theoretical notes [ 31].

Field notes were anonymised, annotated with observational and theoretical notes, 41 and shared between members of the research team whose disciplinary backgrounds include general practice (DS and TG), social sciences (JR), and history (MM).

Thus, there is empirical support to the theoretical considerations noted above that these two constitute distinct messages about citizenship in the host country.

In both the PT and PCET interpretations of the above theoretical model, note that θp n exp(−θp)/ n! is the overlap between the initial and final proton wave functions, which are represented by two displaced harmonic oscillators, one in the ground vibrational state and the other in the state with vibrational quantum number n.

We elaborate the theoretical framework by noting the junctures that are susceptible to dilution or pollution.