Sentence examples for theory identified from inspiring English sources

Even so, there is a worrying lack of the labour mobility that Robert Mundell, the Canadian (like Mr Carney) founder of optimal currency theory, identified over 50 years ago as a crucial ingredient for success.

Attachment theory is the most relevant theory identified.

Then in the 1970s, so-called self determination theory identified competence, relatedness and autonomy as fundamental human needs.

We anticipate developing at least six 'evidence' searches to search for evidence on each theory identified in phase 1.

Returning to our original Reference Manager database to search for "Diffusion of Innovations" Theory identified 49 studies including studies rejected by the initial sift.

A review of previous research using this theory identified perceived behavioural control (PBC) as the strongest predictor of intentions to walk more [ 13].

This retardation is a consequence of the curvature of space time with which the theory identifies the gravitational field.

Mr. Smith said that to complicate things for people in his profession, new screening machinery had been developed that can, in theory, identify calls that are being made by a mass dialer or can refuse calls from any unknown number.

450 bc), Greek thinkers had worked out a detailed ethnological theory, identifying the Ionians with the aboriginal element in Greece (Pelasgoi) and the Dorians with the immigrant northern Hellenes proper.

Standpoint theory identifies a particular social perspective as epistemically privileged.

The theory identifies two mechanisms for capillary torque.