Meanings of theoretical construct in English

Pathological narcissism is a well defined (and phenomenological) mental health theoretical construct.

So, the theoretical construct is important, because through that you can build a training system.

Capitalism (or, rather, liberalism) is not only a theoretical construct.

Methods: We present an evolutionary game theoretical construct that models the influence of tumour-stroma interactions in driving these outcomes.

Despite over 30 years of application, some professional and public doubt persists over the validity of the theoretical construct underlying this method of determining death.

With the exception of one theoretical construct (Habit) that corresponds to behaviors that become automatized, Cronbach alpha values were acceptably high for the remaining constructs.

When tests were grouped according to theoretical constructs, analyses revealed change in processing speed.

Furthermore, disparate literatures are emerging that propose theoretical constructs that are seemingly independent of hyperbolic discounting.

"Unfortunately," Malcolm continued, "the gap between this theoretical construct and the fact of extinction is vast.

Such geometries submit theoretical constructs supporting a practice of thinking, explaining, even acting, that is not possible without the generalization of space dimensions.

This assumption is now fundamental to the mathematical and theoretical constructs used by physicists to describe the shape, scope and future of our universe.

These are the facts on the ground: do our theoretical constructs hold, said Martin Cetron, CDC director of the division of global migration and quarantine.