Sentence examples for theoretically advanced from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, this is the first experimental work that proves the hypothesis, theoretically advanced by [36], of the possible bias towards high degree nodes introduced by the BFS sampling methodology for incomplete sampling of large networks.
In New Orleans in 1949, he met a young traditional jazz and R&B drummer, Ed Blackwell, whose enthusiasms – like Coleman's, based on collective rather than soloist-and-backing improvisation – seemed to make him more open to the young saxophonist's intuitiveness than most of the theoretically advanced bop generation.
We believe the current research has wide implications for clinical practice and community prevention, while also theoretically advancing understanding of the current state of help-seeking for self-injury.
Theoretically informed advanced understanding of the complex relationships between healthcare providers, administrators, patients and technology is anticipated to facilitate development, implementation and adoption of interactive HRA to manage complex psychosocial health issues.
The scholarly debate around 'global land grabbing' is advancing theoretically, methodologically and empirically.
Furthermore, in 2009, Di Ventra et al.[7, 8], advanced the field by theoretically defining two other types of devices: memory capacitors (memcapacitors) and meminductors that can be considered as mem-devices[9 11]. mem-devices[9 11]
Theoretically, those tumors for which the diagnosis is advanced by screening will not be diagnosed when they would have been if no screening had taken place.
Purely theoretically, based upon the mechanisms outlined above, numerous hypotheses can be advanced to explain the disruption of sleep in the elderly.
What AOL and Verizon could theoretically offer in the medium-term future through the combination of user data, content creation and advanced advertising technology is the holy grail.
If directors and officers are found guilty of fraud, theoretically they are not entitled to assistance in paying for their defense, and must repay the company or insurance firm any money advanced.
