In fact, it is Cream's theoretically less substantial material that stands up best four decades on.
Examples of translational, theoretical work would not have to include theoretically justified, substantial conclusions, such as the moral acceptability of enhancement interventions or genetic screening.
Theoretically, a substantial degree of understanding of ripple formation is due to the pioneering model proposed by Bradley and Harper (BH) [19] that considers the surface evolution in terms of such a dynamic balance between roughening and smoothing processes.
As such, a robust viral swarm would theoretically lack substantial phenotypic diversity and therefore tend to negate the adaptive advantage one would normally associate with genetic diversity.
Jean Le Sauvage, chancellor of Burgundy, was probably the person most responsible for the appointment of Erasmus as a ducal councilor early in 1516, a position that was purely honorary but theoretically yielded a substantial annual pension (though in fact, since the government was usually short of money, Erasmus rarely received payment).
Heuristically, we found that selection against the hatchery-produced phenotypes could theoretically result in substantial demographic and genetic costs (Fig. 4).
Use of long-acting products can therefore theoretically have a substantial influence on the outcome of antimicrobial consumption, especially in sub-analysis or specific (sub) categories of animals/farms.
But theoretically, he said, "any substantial stockholder can stir things up".
There is a diversity of effects that are theoretically possible, including a substantial increase in the strength of positive correlation.
Whilst this literature is substantial and theoretically informed, it is poorly exploited by medical educators, not least because of the range of methodological approaches and specialist behavioural science terminology used.
