Sentence examples for an analytical construct from inspiring English sources

The current location of Mediterranean orchids in the study area is used to demonstrate that the results obtained through the ecological landscape assessment are not an analytical construct, but reflect the actual loss of meadows and open grazing spaces formerly created in woodland areas by a traditional multiple-use of forest and pastures now abandoned.

Thematic synthesis identified common subthemes and descriptive themes across studies from which an analytical construct was developed.

The patient type is an analytical construct that allows us to ascertain similarities as well as deviations in typical course of conduct or, in the case of diabetes self-care, typical self-care coping strategies by patient type [ 23].

We refer exclusively to the help-seeking interval as, it has been argued that framing non-recognition of symptoms as an example of delay is merely an analytical construct based on biomedical understandings of symptomatology that bears little relation to individual experience and belief [ 45].

RELINQUISH is novel in that we will incorporate two parallel strategies into our data analysis: (1) a pragmatic health services-oriented approach, using an a priori analytical construct, the 'Timing it Right' framework and (2) a constructivist grounded theory approach which allows the emergence of new themes and theoretical understandings from the data.

Rather than designing situational structures with limited external validity or universal theories that can explain everything, a framework that includes diffusion dynamics as an imperative analytical construct provides a compromise between the two.

But precisely because the theorem is a powerful analytical construct, copyright protection would yield the inventor a very large income over and above the considerable nonpecuniary (as well as indirect pecuniary) income that accrues to a major theoretician.

According to Weber's definition, "an ideal type is formed by the one-sided accentuation of one or more points of view" according to which "concrete individual phenomena … are arranged into a unified analytical construct" (Gedankenbild); in its purely fictional nature, it is a methodological "utopia [that] cannot be found empirically anywhere in reality" [Weber 1904/1949, 90].

FSD is a quantitative analytical construct that can identify novel patterns of abnormality of facial anatomy.

Further research is needed to develop a more robust analytical construct.

Therefore, no post-PCR analytical construct needs to be developed to assess variation within a fragment.