Sentence examples for theoretically substantiated from inspiring English sources

A new method for improving polarizing neutron coatings is theoretically substantiated and experimentally verified.

However, the rationale for choosing a particular human decision model is often not sufficiently empirically or theoretically substantiated in the model documentation.

SVM was selected for classification because of: (i) the small number of hyperparameters and their interpretability, (ii) theoretically substantiated good generalization properties of SVM classifiers, (iii) sparse nature of SVM classifiers, i.e. the classifier is built only on a representative part of the data.

The purpose of this article is to theoretically substantiate the didactic system which educationally empowers student collaborative learning.

In both the lethal injection case, Baze v. Rees, and the voter ID case, Crawford v. Marion County Election Board, the court found the evidence insufficient to declare the challenged practices unconstitutional, but left the door open, at least theoretically, for more fully substantiated lawsuits in the future.

However, the hypothesis that the forest floor loses and then regains mass and nutrient content after harvesting has not been substantiated experimentally or theoretically.

In the absence of demographic effects such as inbreeding or kin selection (Wade and Brandvain 2009), such sexually antagonistic mtDNA mutations would be predicted to move quickly towards fixation in a population (Unckless and Herren 2009; Innocenti et al. 2011); however, while such mutations are theoretically predicted, they have yet to be empirically substantiated.

In considering further treatment for such failed cases, the use of alloplastic implants is frequently warned as imprudent due to their theoretically increased potential for infection; however, the validity of such caution has never been substantiated.

There were also problems with its penetrative power; although the PIAT was theoretically able to penetrate approximately 100 mm of armour, field experience during the Allied invasion of Sicily, which was substantiated by trials conducted during 1944, confirmed otherwise.

No allegations were substantiated.

One complaint was substantiated.