Sentence examples for theory correlated from inspiring English sources

His theory correlated the functions of the gods with the tripartite division of Indo-European societies namely the priestly regal, the nobility, and the producers (agriculturalists, craftsmen).

The results of this question were then used to establish whether acceptance of evolutionary theory correlated with final examination score and overall course grade.

The estimated divergence times of the selected pseudogenes utilizing calculations based on the molecular clock theory correlated well with experimental PCR detection of the selected pseudogenes represented in this study.

Steady-state theory correlates the end-of-drop experimental data, including the theoretical flame shape and fuel burning rate.

Though based on few patients, the theory correlating psoas tension to low back pain seems to be validated by the four cases described above.

Note that it is not our aim to give a perfect spectroscopic description of pure model compounds, but that we want to illustrate the experimental 2p3d RXES sensitivity to d d excitations and show that RXES theory correlates these well to the ligand field.

The estimated item difficulties from both theories correlated quite highly (r =.80); hence, for further analysis, we used CTT.

Previous theories correlate RTIL-membrane performance with the RTIL's viscosity, molar volume, or chemical interactions with the faster fluxing chemical.

Specifically, does acceptance of evolution as a valid scientific theory correlate to increased instructional time for evolution in the curriculum and/or willingness to teach macroevolution in addition to microevolution?

Data obtained from quantum chemical calculations using DFT at the B3LYP/6-311++G** level of theory were correlated to the inhibitive effect of Schiff bases (PSCs).

The critical carbon concentration required for the nucleation of austenite was calculated using classical nucleation theory, which correlated well with the experimental observations.