Sentence examples similar to a conceptual cause from inspiring English sources

This was not a conceptual effort.

A conceptual model for a cause-related marketing (CRM) campaign, which examines the effects of purchase quantity and firm donation amount on consumer perceptions of the firm (i.e., firm motive and corporate social responsibility) and participation intentions, is developed and tested in three separate studies.

Entities that request data register an interest in a particular data type at a certain network location, which causes a conceptual gradient to be established between sources and requesters, data is then drawn down these gradients from sources to requesters.

"Contingency" is likewise not a cause, but a conceptual placeholder indicating the inapplicability of an ahistorical idealization in which systems reach global equilibria independent of their initial conditions.

Every biological experiment is designed within the context of a conceptual model and its results cause us to confirm, reject, or alter that model.

Furthermore, production of semantic errors in naming (the one task studied by Schwartz and colleagues, 2009) does not necessarily imply an underlying semantic deficit; in fact, Schwartz et al. (2009) argue against the possibility that the semantic errors produced by the patients they studied were caused by a conceptual deficit or blurred semantic distinctions between concepts themselves.

Chang et al. (2007) used a conceptual model to investigate infrastructure failures caused by power outages, resulting from interdependencies.

Component causes are part of a conceptual framework that originally has been developed by Rothman [ 9].

Rather, they provide a conceptual basis for future research into the causes for deficient quality reporting and into interventions for improving data quality.

We then propose a conceptual framework of ICU nursing workload that defines causes, consequences and outcomes of workload.

We quantified the level of support for five explicit cause-effect hypotheses drawn from a conceptual model of the effects of flow on vegetation.