Sentence examples for because conceptually from inspiring English sources
Therefore, same results show that this does not mean that the scale needs to be adjusted in order to improve it, mainly because, conceptually, QL is multidetermined and subjective and it is difficult to avoid the variability that exists in each cultural context (Gordia et al., 2011; Vilar, 2015).
The QUIPS tool was considered the most appropriate quality appraisal tool because, conceptually, the frailty index is a prognostic instrument.
The item was maintained in the selection of ACD symptoms because conceptually it is an evident example of behaviors that are harmful to others.
We focus on improving lung function, perhaps because conceptually this is easier to understand, easier to assess using chest radiographs, and, for the most part, the treatment options are relatively straightforward.
A decision was made to make the coverage in the past three years variable categorical because conceptually we expected differences between women with coverage for all three years versus women with no coverage and women with coverage for 1 2 years (which often reflected the calendar year(s) that they were pregnant).
This single dimension of general psychopathology has been termed "p," because it conceptually parallels a dimension already familiar to behavioral scientists and clinicians: the "g" factor of general intelligence.
But it's not like we are simply going to stop worrying about things just because we conceptually know they're out of our control.
Owing to our goal of a simplified tool, and because the conceptually similar item 6 (concentration) was retained, we opted to remove item 4 at this stage.
In metamodernism, two seemingly opposed poles like radical pragmatism and dogmatic idealism are indistinguishable not because they're conceptually identical, but because they can be simultaneously instrumentalized (and thus, in a sense, transcended, one reason a major sub-sphere of metamodern critical theory is referred to as "transcendent metamodernism").
The researchers pursued the analysis not because it was practical, but because it was conceptually appealing, Avron says.
We argue that the tort should be repudiated because it is conceptually and practically unsound.
