Sentence examples for conceptual adjustments from inspiring English sources

Authors' response: We agree that adoption of the RNoL concept requires conceptual adjustments.

Given these stark differences between formal and informal sectors [ 14, 36], theoretical and conceptual adjustments are necessary to adequately characterize the labour markets in LMICs [ 5, 14].

Our brief review here finds support that labour market institutions are important determinants of population health in wealthy countries; however, more research and conceptual adjustments are needed to advance similar work among LMICs.

This fundamental aspect of the transition from a TOL to a rNOL should be made much more explicit in this MS. I would like to suggest that the authors devote a short but entirely novel section to the issue of rNOL-thinking, that shows that going from the TOL to the rNOL requires significant (and not just minor) conceptual adjustments.

Aircraft noise exposure at school remained significantly associated with poorer recognition memory, reading comprehension, information recall, and conceptual recall after adjustment for nitrogen dioxide levels.

Although there continues to be support for the conceptual notion of risk adjustment, the potential to over adjust remains a concern.

Recently, an alternative method of age adjustment has been proposed to overcome both the practical difficulties and the conceptual inconsistencies in age adjustment of survival (Brenner et al, 2004).

Aspirants with industry experience were often said to bring in role components representing incremental process or conceptual innovations that stimulated adjustment within the group.

Aircraft noise exposure at school was significantly associated with poorer recognition memory and conceptual recall memory after adjustment for nitrogen dioxide levels.

The conceptual advantage of this adjustment is that, if the initial portion of the movements were not directed at their targets, as the hypothesis underlying this analysis suggests, then the expected, adjusted proportion in each of the five categories would be the same,.125; this is the height of the horizontal reference line drawn across the figure.

This approach makes intuitive sense, since it reflects the hierarchy and structure of our conceptual taxonomy, but requires careful adjustment of the weights of the edges between nodes to account for heterogeneity within the conceptual hierarchy.