Sentence examples for theoretically underpin from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, there is not much action on the reform elements that would theoretically underpin a structural turnabout.

There are few studies addressing this issue, though, were not analytically written and theoretically underpinned.

The CSI platform design was theoretically underpinned with management theories of CSP and organizational theories.

This theoretically underpins the concept of design of materials with prescribed properties by controlling microstructure during manufacturing and processing.

Lack of reported information on all key variables Provide adequate descriptions of the study sample (e.g., age, race, SES, gender, and % with work experience at baseline) and other relevant variables that may influence treatment effects (e.g., whether the intervention was theoretically underpinned, and implementation issues).

Understanding waste minimisation behaviour is key to achieving sustainable waste management and householder based projects which are theoretically underpinned by cognitive psychology and are promoted by carefully designed marketing/communications, over the long-term, should result in reductions in Municipal Solid Waste (MSW).

The present research is exploratory and theoretically underpinned by a post-positivist perspective [ 11].

The 12 week programme is a complex intervention theoretically underpinned by self-efficacy theory.

The study used a modified concept mapping approach and was theoretically underpinned by Andersen's model of healthcare use.

However, all of our hypotheses were developed a-priori and theoretically underpinned by the relevant research literature.

The MaPSaF is a tool to qualitatively explore safety culture within the NHS 36 which is theoretically underpinned by Westrum's Model of Organisational Development.