Sentence examples for theory observed from inspiring English sources

The theory observed that, at low doses, psilocybin increases visual acuity, especially edge detection.

It is possible that what the authors of the differentiation theory observed as an increase of cusp number in adult teeth (see above) had resulted from a concrescence of tooth primordia during ontogenesis of corresponding animals.

This evidence fits well with the theory of cryptic refugia in Central, Northern or Eastern Europe, an alternative to the classic theory, observed in other temperate species (review in [ 44]).

Bradshaw, though he likes the drifting-dog theory, observes that we needn't justify the existence of pet dogs in our early history by arguments about their value as food or tools.

The state news report then delved deeper into the realm of Nazi conspiracy theory, observing without any evidence that "it was also rumored that later the submarine U-977 delivered the remains of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun to Antarctica for DNA cloning purposes".

The theory observes that bending-strain gradients are invariable under constant internal force held in equilibrium by the transverse shear stresses in the corrugated cross-section.

Seeing that BMW, the narrator of the story "Replacement Theory" observes, "The election had come and gone, the blackish man was in charge, and the slogan on the bumper — Yes We Can — already had the feeling of some dusty, long-gone revolution".

They've spent countless hours studying theory, observing veteran teachers and then putting their skills into practice under the watchful eye of a seasoned professional as a safety net.

Indeed, orthodox theories observe, tort law proper retains basic principles that demur to encroach directly or generally on contract.

A good agreement between experimental results and theory was observed.

Systematic deviations between experiments and theory were observed.