Sentence examples for theoretically acceptable from inspiring English sources

22 The aim of this article is to make a first step in the validation procedure by 1) translating the conceptual model into a mathematical model, taking into account all the specifics and features of the theoretical assumptions; 2) testing the model, to assess whether it produces theoretically acceptable trajectories; 3) comparing empirical and simulated data.

But one might also oppose capital punishment in a less absolute sense: Even if it's philosophically or theoretically acceptable, it's difficult if not impossible for states to impose the death penalty fairly.

Distributed models in hydrology are usually physically based, in that they are defined in terms of theoretically acceptable continuum equations.

In applying this chemical mechanism, the parameter α, which describes the portion of soot surface sites that are available for chemical reaction, has been reduced to a theoretically acceptable range, thus improving the quality of the model.

From this theoretically acceptable set one of the technically and economically most attractive and, from a research point of view, most interesting was implemented at the experimental farm 'De Marke' in 1992.

The model was found to produce theoretically acceptable developmental trends.

However, there are exceptional circumstances when it could theoretically be acceptable: where the story would be in the public interest.

By contrast, the dimension of emotion regulation at this point in time indicates a theoretically and statistically acceptable four-factor model (N = 405, Χ2 = 93.189, df = 49, CFI = .91, RMSEA = .05 und SRMR = .03).03

This theoretical model was then tested and revised until a theoretically meaningful and statistically acceptable model was found.

Theoretically this definition is acceptable, if we interpret "manuscript" as "source," but in practice the making of conjectures, as distinct from testing them, is intelligent guesswork.

The relative standard deviation was 5.06 %, which is quite acceptable; therefore, theoretically, the biosensor can be used to determine urea in biological samples (Fig. 6).