theory-based
- adjective
- /ˈθiəriˌbeɪst/
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basado en teoría
- For effective education, it is important to balance theory-based lessons with hands-on experience.
- theory-based intervention
- theory-based approach
- theory-based evaluation
Examples
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The researchers developed a theory-based framework to analyze the complex interactions in the ecosystem.
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Ensure the course is not just a theory-based module and that clinical, practical support is available.
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Thus, the items were theory-based.
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Developing theory-based interventions, however, requires more than understanding the scientific foundation.
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Many of the SLIM classes have a theory-based approach to library and information science concepts.
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Few publications offer practical and theory-based interventions to help these families.
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Within the field of nutrition education, theory-based interventions that target the key underlying factors influencing health behavior offer the most promise.
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Members of these families need systematic and theory-based interventions from school personnel to attenuate the difficulties they encounter and improve their educational outcomes.
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Paradoxically, teachers welcomed many theory-based innovations introduced by their teacher candidates but continued to express skepticism about the value of theory itself.
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The theory-based approach builds upon and reinterprets what is meant by similarity, giving it greater abstraction, depth, and complexity.
Academic text (2005)
Synonyms
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6.3
Relating to ideas and basic rules rather than practical use
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6.8
Relating to ideas or theories rather than practical use
Not based on observation or testing but on ideas and reasoning
Based on reasoning or theory rather than experience
Antonyms
How Theoretical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word theory-based starts with theory, from an old Greek word meaning 'a view', and uses base meaning 'ground' or 'foundation'. So something that is theory-based is 'built on ideas' rather than on practical experience.