Constructs define a framework of theoretically relevant relations [ 46, 47] that reflects the soundness of the theoretical rationale [ 64].
It is a somewhat sophistical one.The prime minister evidently believes that the factors adduced by those who blame him for the recession, or for its depth and likely duration (the deficit, the myopia of monetary policy etc), only became even theoretically relevant after the start of the sub-prime-driven bank crash in America.
We therefore adopt Model 5, which contains all of the theoretically relevant variables as our final model for further interpretation.
They allow a researcher to precisely define the theoretically relevant variables, and assess the reliability and validity of the measures.
Theoretically relevant 'ordinary businesses' have a greater influence on robbery than socioeconomic variables and most measures of discretionary businesses.
However, the ANNs using theoretically relevant variables provide surprising improvements in comparison to the Box Cox model.
Other model selection approaches have been developed that aim at achieving the same goal as the Akaike information criterion: to identify the most parsimonious and theoretically relevant models.
In terms of methodology, we need a critical case that is theoretically relevant in order to support the argument in this study.
Attitude (personal evaluation of behavior) had been a theoretically relevant and important concept in the theory of planned behavior (Ajzen [1991], p199).
The second model, 1.1, is another baseline model which, in addition to the past voting results, contains all theoretically relevant parameters except those relating to Wikipedia.
Specifically, the relations between lifetime panic attacks and alcohol use, abuse, and dependence were examined after controlling for theoretically relevant variables of comorbid psychopathology and polysubstance use.
