Sentence examples for theoretically distinct from inspiring English sources

The question has also been raised whether a unitary phenomenon of incest exists, suggesting that brother-sister, mother-son, and father-daughter sexual unions might be better understood as theoretically distinct.

Carbon nanotube is theoretically distinct as a cylinder fabricated of rolled up grapheme sheet.

One can then see fallacies, not as a theoretically distinct notion, but as deviations from these rules.

Achievement goal theorists have reexamined the performance goal construct and argued that it confounds theoretically distinct components.

While trait affect and the state affect characteristic of depressive symptoms are proposed to be theoretically distinct, no studies have established that these constructs are statistically distinct.

Ideally, the collection of the empirical evidence would, if it could be collected on the basis of a convincing testing regime, help settle continuing disputes about the relative efficacy of theoretically distinct approaches to teaching.

Using additional variables increases the number of theoretically possible distinct keys and hence the number of potential match keys that meet this criterion.

This present study provides evidence for discriminant validity as the BFPE scales are moderately correlated to theoretically linked, distinct concepts, i.e. relationship quality, social integration, and life satisfaction.

Although this alternative splicing can generate theoretically 8 distinct transcripts, it is unclear which of these transcripts are actually expressed since the combination of the various exons has not been studied systematically.

In an individual-level study of 864 employees from a home appliance firm, we show that need absorptive capacity is theoretically and empirically distinct from solution absorptive capacity, and that both are positively associated with employee innovativeness.

Although the specific competencies measured in large-scale assessments can be expected to be closely related to general cognitive ability or fluid intelligence, and some authors treat them as almost exchangeable (Kerckhoff et al. 2001; Marks 2014) these two concepts are theoretically and empirically distinct.