Sentence examples for theory reduced from inspiring English sources

From this grows, Elshtain maintains, a theory of moral development; that theory, reduced to bare bones, holds that better selves result from helping others, and better cities, too.

A previous efficacy trial indicated that a universal disordered eating prevention program, based on the social cognitive model, media literacy educational approach and cognitive dissonance theory, reduced risk factors for disordered eating, but it is unclear whether this program has effects under more real-world conditions.

In theory, reduced intrasubject variability should reduce the risk of hypoglycemia (4, 7).

In support of this theory, reduced torque steadiness in children with cerebral palsy has been related to variability in muscle activation and the level of antagonist co-activation [ 21].

Of the 47 items that were not uniquely classified, 12 items were classified to both A and I, 2 to A and P with the remaining items unable to be classified to I, A or P. The item analysis, using classic test theory and item response theory, reduced the items to 10 I, 16 A and 4 P items.

More specifically, 1 month postintervention, we found that learning an incremental theory reduced aggressive retaliation after a controlled provocation (an experience of exclusion) by almost 40%, and increased prosocial behavior after the same event by over 300%, compared to the combined control groups of students who learned coping skills or who received no treatment.

If one asserts that the mental reduces to the physical, that heat reduces to kinetic molecular energy, or that one theory reduces to another theory, one implies that in some relevant sense the reduced theory can be brought back to the reducing theory, the mental can be brought back to the physical, or heat can be brought back to molecular kinetic energy.

In effect, the theory reduces to a tautology.

Economic theory reduces the concept of rationality to internal consistency.

More ethanol production would in theory reduce America's dependence on oil from the Middle East.

In theory, reducing the shot clock should lead to more possessions and thus more scoring.