Sentence examples for which propose that from inspiring English sources
The same phenomenon is addressed by efficiency wage theories, which propose that the higher-paid occupants of a job grade are also achieving above-average productivity.
Such fluidity of ownership is part of the concept statement set forth by the museum's director, Thomas Krens, in a series of exhibition wall texts, which propose that the art at all the Greater Guggenheim locations is at least potentially in a state of perpetual, Internet-style circulation and available to everyone within the institutional loop.
This observation also agrees with the QSAR models, which propose that nCt are important in biological activity.
The results also supports the general discussions which propose that the temporal fluctuation of environment increase the species diversity of the ecological systems [6], [7].
Even the WHO and UNAIDS recommendations which propose that HIV tests should have a sensitivity of at least 99% and a specificity of 98% are not reached by the assays from our study [1].
The discovery of mirror neurons has suggested a potential neural basis for simulation and common coding theories of action perception, theories which propose that we understand other people's actions because perceiving their actions activates some of our neurons in much the same way as when we perform the actions.
Harrington Investments, which proposed that Cisco establish a human rights board, is actually dismissive of a voluntary code of conduct making any kind of impact.
There is a philosophy called "pessimistic meta-induction from the history of science", which proposes that, since the most watertight of old theories have been disproved, we must assume today's theories will be disproved, too.
The scientist tantalized them with a radical theory about the foundation of the universe, which proposes that time and space fluctuate in a bubbly, unstable state known as "quantum foam".
arguments supporting the ?hologenome hypothesis?, which proposes that ecological holobionts can be selected as units.
In his Perspective, Laughlin provides historical context for the research article of Senthil et al., which proposes that quantum number fractionalization might occur at quantum critical points.
