Sentence examples for theory complemented from inspiring English sources
The data were analyzed with generalized linear models (GLMs) and model selection techniques based on Information Theory, complemented with partial regression analyses.
This conceptual framework integrates data collection and analysis methods from ethnography and grounded theory, complemented with concepts and tools from industrial ecology for the analysis of quantitative data.
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We suggest that the mathematical formulations of optimal control theory, complemented by our costly noise-reduction signal, would be broadly applicable to any domain in which behavioral performance is limited by neuronal noise or resources.
The proposed phase destrain theory complements the existing compositional phase separation theory and can serve as guidance for the analysis and design of multi-domain/multi-phase structures during any phase transitions associated with structural changes.
Metacommunity theory complements the significant contributions of island biogeography theory [18] and metapopulation theory [34] to deepen our understanding of the pressing problem of extinctions.
Traditional trade theory complements this finding.
"New" trade theory complements this finding (just as traditional trade theory sat happily alongside traditional growth theory).
I argue that, instead of being alternative substitutes, Burt's social capital theory complements Coleman's theory.
Institutional legal theory complements this as it allows for a 'realistic analysis, explanation, or description of the legal sphere and indeed of all those distinctively human and social institutions and phenomena which correlate with, depend upon, or presuppose legal or other rules or norms' [22].
As GLP-1 analogues target PPG excursions, they could, in theory, complement the activity of fasting control with basal insulins.
