Sentence examples for an underlying concept from inspiring English sources

This fluidity reflects an underlying concept: the moment that one has to refer to the contract, it's likely that the trust in a relationship has already gone.

The album may still have an underlying concept — its lyrics revolve around changing seasons and the natural world — but the songs don't trace one dramatic arc.

Yet the discipline is organized by an underlying concept of an identified and protected self.

The GIWs engaged students in interpreting models of an underlying concept as well as providing data that students used to answer questions.

Susan's work not only carries a message of beauty and simplicity in form, but there is an underlying concept of femininity which is strong in her work.

The notion that stress may cause depression has been an underlying concept in the choice of papers included in the PLoS ONE Collection discussed here.

Note, that (NB1), (NB3), and (NB4) each operate with a different underlying concept of correctness; if belief is defined by its "aim", it can therefore be defined by only one them.

Since the Cronbach's alpha coefficients (at least in the BH data set) show that happiness (xingfu), happy (kuaile), good life (haoshenghuo), satisfied (manyi) with job, and meaning (yiyi) have shared covariance, they may therefore tap into a larger underlying concept.

The construct validity was satisfactory: all items contributed to a common underlying concept, as expected.

A key underlying concept in many studies postulates that functionally important properties are conserved throughout evolution [ 13, 25] and can be recognized by the comparison of a set of protein sequences [ 26- 29] or structures [ 30- 32].

As the first factor explained the majority of the variance, this showed that the data are almost uni-dimensional, i.e. many items tend to consistently measure a common underlying concept.