Sentence examples for theory comprised from inspiring English sources
IRT is a statistical theory comprised of a variety of mathematical models that have the following characteristics: a) to predict person scores based on his/her abilities or latent traits and b) to establish a relationship between person's item performance and the set of traits underling item performance through a function called the "item characteristic curve" (Hambleton et al. 1991).
A theory comprises components (concepts and constructs), used to identify the necessary elements of the phenomenon under investigation.
The entropy theory comprises (1) formulation of entropy, (2) principle of maximum entropy (POME), and (3) theorem of concentration (TOC).
Turnaround context, as summarized under the umbrella of contingency theory, comprises factors that are exogenous to the immediate scope of managerial actions (Pettigrew 1987).
The theory comprises the main features of the three classical models used so far: flow distortion, force balance considerations, minimum-energy requirement.
A model is proposed using heterojunctions theory comprising a new induced oxygen potential that may explain the lower photoresponse in the presence of oxygen.
Application of the methods is facilitated through using a model of solid dynamics based upon hyper-elastic theory comprising kinematic evolution equations for the elastic distortion tensor.
Second, architectural theory comprises prescriptive, even didactic, expression the intent of which is to (a) promote given or new ways in which to do architecture and (b) ground architectural practice in moral, social, psychological, or theoretical bases.
We developed a normative performance theory comprising seventeen inter-related performance dimensions.
Generalisability theory comprises two studies: a generalisability study (G study) and a decision study (D study).
The theory comprises a common purpose and process, strategies and consequences, all of which are influenced by the conditions of the social environment [ 16, 17].
