Sentence examples for theory greater from inspiring English sources

Anglo-American law affords, at least in theory, greater freedom of testation.

Few experiences in New York could have lent this theory greater credence than the peculiar event known as the Luxury Review, which took place at the Metropolitan Pavilion, an event space in Chelsea, on Thursday night.

Page 17 Metropolitan YEARNING TO BE TASTEFUL BUT FLAUNTING THE LUXE LIFE The recession has not stopped luxury shopping and ostentatiousness from thriving, and few experiences in New York could have lent this theory greater credence than the Luxury Review trade show.

In theory, greater power for haplotype analysis could be obtained by keeping trios intact rather than analyzing them as cases and pseudocontrols.

According to the protection motivation theory, greater perceived vulnerability or susceptibility contributes to a threat appraisal, which, if raised in conjunction with adequate coping appraisal, influences behavioural intention and action positively [ 27, 28].

32 In April 2013, after 40 years in the National Health Service (NHS), the statutory public health services returned to local government, suggesting that public health professionals share (in theory) greater organisational links with decision-makers delivering on local services across other sectors.

In application and theory, great importance is attached to the optimisation of business processes, mostly without explaining into detail the criteria and the alternatives considered for an optimisation.

John Cassidy's "How Markets Fail" explained the economic history and theory with greater sophistication.

Notably, the potential benefits of applying information theory are greater when analyzing large numbers of cases.

In this way, mapping and classifying the criticisms of Alexander's theory provides greater understanding of the theory.

If it were to be displaced by a theory of greater explanatory success, Darwin would be the first to celebrate.