Sentence examples for a robust conceptualization from inspiring English sources

Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the rural context in developed countries and a robust conceptualization of rural tourism geographies.

Marketers need to develop a robust conceptualization of influence within the context of social media so they don't have to rely solely on the definitions provided by Klout, Kred and other tools.

The lack of a clear construct definition was not unique to the 95 articles reviewed in this study; further analysis of our full sample revealed that this large body of work has yet to provide 1) a clearly articulated consensus definition of genomics and/or bioinformatics or 2) a robust conceptualization of content, skills, and dispositions central to the domain (Campbell et al., 2012).

I conclude by offering a more robust conceptualization of diversity and its value in the tech sector, as well as some specific ways to increase tech's diversity in the future.

We show that by decoupling risk response behavior of consumers into the separate components of risk perception and risk attitude, a more robust conceptualization and prediction of consumers' reactions is possible.

Such integration of financial, customer, internal business process, learning, and growth, along with social and environmental measures could result in an overarching and robust conceptualization of performance measurement; a concept that was barely mentioned in previous literature.

Students with a robust, coherent understanding of energy would be able to move between different disciplinary conceptualizations of energy and recognize when one (or more) conceptualizations would be more productive to the problem at hand.

It's a robust field.

This was not a robust economy.

"Studios see a robust, accelerating online market".

Have a robust week.