Sentence examples for using a theoretical framework from inspiring English sources

Using a theoretical framework developed earlier (Marcus 1956; Jortner 1976), the quantum trigger can be concretely understood in terms of electron transfer between biomolecules.

Using a theoretical framework for micro-world design, it demonstrates how the use of theory helps in the design process.

The analysis is hierarchically structured, using a theoretical framework for analysing complex natural forests that includes community, plot and neighborhood variables of forest structure and diversity.

The web site was designed using a theoretical framework comprised of Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) and the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM).

On a more analytical perspective, Vinel [22, 23] evaluated both standards using a theoretical framework, while Phan et al. [24] provided the capacity analysis for LTE-based vehicular network.

This paper analyses the influence of technological flows in the choice of joint ventures as a governance form of technology alliances, using a theoretical framework based on Transaction Costs Economics and the Economics of Intellectual Property Rights.

Design: We used a theoretical framework that is based on diffusion of innovation theory.

This paper uses a theoretical framework to argue that in the absence of a binding international agreement on mitigation, Latin America should focus mainly on adaptation to cope with the consequences of climate change.

To structure our thinking about this problem we use a theoretical framework, along the lines Haurin (1980) and Roback (1982), in which equilibrium prices and wages vary across cities because of differences in location-specific amenities and/or productivity.

In our analysis of Dutch medical journals, reports of the government and the political and cultural debate, we use a theoretical framework in which the process of introduction of new technologies is described in terms of different social learning processes.

This evaluation uses a theoretical framework of Pritchett and Woolcock [Pritchett, L., Woolcock, M., 2004. Solutions when the solution is the problem: arraying the disarray in development. World Development 32 (2), 191 212], which deals with public service delivery and transaction-intensive services.