Sentence examples for concepts captured from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to explore the pain experience in pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma and the interpretation of the concepts captured in the BPI-sf such as "worst pain".

Following this, patients were asked detailed debriefing questions about the definitions/meanings of terms, understanding/clarity of instructions and item wording, and the relevance of concepts captured in each of the questionnaire items.

The actual concepts captured by the items created are fairly straightforward.

The concepts captured by the GO cannot be gleaned just from simple text matching of terms, but must also take into account inferences that reflect a given context.

RS advised on the concepts captured by the original English wording of each item to guide the choice of Chichewa/Chiyao expression.

The biological concepts captured in the domain model are translated into a software specification, and the architecture and organization of the simulation software are designed.

A search term combination was constructed after exhaustive planning and piloting of possible search concepts capturing the relevant population, tests and outcomes.

"The Ford Airstream concept captures the sense of optimism and adventure conveyed in American aircraft, spacecraft and the streamlined shape of Airstream trailers," Mr. Mays said.

At its best, the concept captures the swings between passivity and passion, time-passing and piss-taking that constitute the viewing experience: many will empathise, for example, with the participants' startled reaction at discovering that a couple who seemed to be mother and son in BBC3's People Like Us were actually lovers.

We report a study examining whether the co-evolution concept captures the creativity arising in collaborative, team-based design practice.

A 1-D dynamic calcium looping model was applied to a large scale calcium looping concept capturing CO2 from a 250 MWt power plant.