| have theory | 14.55 | He has a theory. | ||
| support theory | 11.72 | The numbers support the theory. | ||
| test theory | 9.35 | Stanford plans to test that theory. | ||
| offer theory | 4.54 | But they offer several theories. | ||
| develop theory | 4.34 | My time with Rosemond has helped me develop a theory. | ||
| reject theory | 3.09 | But Rocha rejected that theory. | ||
| dismiss theory | 3.03 | But Thompson dismisses that theory. | ||
| prove theory | 2.70 | Results can never prove a theory. | ||
| advance theory | 2.17 | Several theories have been advanced. | ||
| put theory | 1.91 | Now the theory gets put to the test. | ||
| apply theory | 1.78 | He wanted to apply that theory. | ||
| base theory | 1.71 | The new theory is based on inability to escape. | ||
| confirm theory | 1.58 | At first blush, this discovery seems to confirm his theory. | ||
| bolster theory | 1.51 | The MIT findings may bolster that theory. | ||
| explain theory | 1.51 | We explain his theory on how to do it. | ||
| teach theory | 1.51 | She does not teach theory. | ||
| discount theory | 1.38 | Hammerschmidt discounted that theory. | ||
| disprove theory | 1.38 | I think we disproved that theory today. | ||
| present theory | 1.32 | Champion said he had presented both theories to the grand jurors. | ||
| pursue theory | 1.32 | Kallstrom said the bureau was pursuing many theories. |