Sentence examples for concept linked to from inspiring English sources

According to Brown's autobiography, they wanted a carnival party theme, but were too tired to fight about it with the label, and ended up with a concept linked to the theme of world domination.

In his own unique way but using terms influenced by the ideas of Mencius, Shen wrote of an autonomous inner authority that formed the basis for one's inclination towards moral choices, a concept linked to Shen's life experiences of surviving and obtaining success through self-reliance.

Robustness is a concept linked to the capacity of a system to survive or resist unpredictable perturbations.

'Evidence' is a fundamentally patient-centred, intuitive concept linked to less common concepts about underlying processes, suspected disease mechanisms and diagnostic hunches.

Relevance was examined by determining if all the questions contain a meaningful concept linked to the activities and participation component (d-category).

For example, a concept linked to the third-level category turning or twisting the hands or arms (d4453) was reported under the second-level hand and arm use (d445) category.

All of the questions contain meaningful concepts linked to domains in the activities and participation component.

Isolated mapping was typical, with several single concepts linked to the main map without reference to other associated concepts.

Meaningful concepts linked to categories in d3 Communication were also identified in the KAP and POPS which is likely not the major focus, as the questions have meaningful concepts linked to multiple ICF domains.

All of the instruments contain meaningful concepts linked to categories in d5 Self-care with the exception of the POPS.

There were no meaningful concepts linked to the ICF components body functions/structures or environmental factors and all of the meaningful concepts could be linked.