Sentence examples for a unitary concept from inspiring English sources

Tina Rosenberg, quoting Monica Das Gupta, portrays "development" as a unitary concept.

He argued that validity is a unitary concept, which is based on construct-referenced evidence.

Art should be defined only if there is a unitary concept of art that serves all of art's various purposes – historical, conventional, aesthetic, appreciative, communicative, and so on.

Instead of investigating a unitary concept of relevance, our conceptual framework considers both topical and psychological relevance as defined by Harter (1992).

Subcategories were created based on citizenship, personal migration experience and parent status, but the term is usually treated as a unitary concept.

Different types of validity became changed into a unitary concept of construct validity, underlining the importance of uniting different types of evidence to support a particular test use.

According to Sackett and Lievens (2008) the recent trend is an emerging new view of job performance beyond a single unitary concept to a more differentiated model.

It is all too easy to assume that the word impartiality must denote a positive, unitary concept — presumably a concept closely linked with, if not identical to, morality.

"I was struck by the fact that in neuroscience motivation is assumed to be a single, unitary concept and just a function of external reward," says Murayama.

Validity is seen as an integral or 'a unitary concept' (APA, 1985, p. 9) with six distinct but interdependent aspects of content, substantive, structure, generalizability, external and consequential validity, which jointly function as general validity criteria for all educational and psychological measurement (Messick 1994c pp. 11 12; Messick 1996, p. 9).

While these opposite effects may appear contradictory under a unitary WM concept, they are explained by our proposed dissociation.