Sentence examples for adequate conceptualization from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the recognition of such non-traditional factors among the theoretical and practical desiderata that an empirically adequate conceptualization of voluntariness must include, yields a very different definition of "voluntariness" than the one proposed by Appelbaum and his colleagues.

Several argue against extreme versions of the social model, contending that an adequate conceptualization of disability requires a recognition of impairments as an objective basis for classification, to distinguish disability discrimination from other types of discrimination (Bickenbach, 1993).

Although results are encouraging, QoL research in adult ITx is scarce and needs methodological improvement by implementing prospective multicenter studies, adequate QoL conceptualization and appropriate measurements.

Both a set of satisfactory factor loadings and an adequate fit value support this conceptualization of IPDS.

The Ptolemaic system of astronomy is a historical example of a model that was empirically adequate but based on a wrong conceptualization.

In particular, the tracer tests support the notion that a multi-porosity conceptualization of WRPs is more adequate for capturing key mechanisms than a dual-porosity conceptualization.

This does not imply the conceptualization is entirely consistent and adequate to meet requirements, but the owner believes it to be consistent with current/previous knowledge (else it would be amended) and that it is fit for purpose while recognizing that discussion and problem-solving exercises could show deficiencies.

Largest uncertainties in the conceptualization of CRTM lies in the adequate description of the two main canopy architectural parameters: (1) the projection function (G) that describes the foliage inclination distribution in space and (2) the clumping function that describes the aggregative nature of canopy elements.

The fact that a conceptualization of a technical sense of pressure adequate for hydrostatics was far from obvious is evident from the work of those, such as Galileo and Descartes, who did not make significant moves in that direction.

To assess construct validity, e.g. whether the instrument is performing according to theory, we followed Donabedian's conceptualization of quality of care: 1) Given an adequate setting and equipment (structure), quality medical care (process) will follow and 2) In the absence of proper medical procedures (process), good health outcomes will not be achievable [ 16].

Given the conceptualization presented above,, the sustainability of the teams would be compromised without adequate support from all three of the scales (i.e. pillars of support).