Sentence examples for conceptual attempt from inspiring English sources

The relationship between specific formation rates of secreted recombinant proteins, qp, and specific growth rates, μ, has been analysed in a conceptual attempt to compare different systems, particularly those based on AOX1/methanol and GAP/glucose, and this has now evolved into a pivotal concept for bioprocess engineering of P. pastoris.

To intervene into what has been happening in the cinema, Gilles Deleuze puts forth "a taxonomy, an attempt at the classification of images and signs" to replace "a history of the cinema". His cinema project is a conceptual attempt to depart from prevailing histories of cinemas, which leave many of their own problematics unanalyzed.

Simultaneously, the conceptual framework attempts to accommodate the sustainability concept as the key dimension to quality of life.

The proposed conceptual framework attempts to fulfill the need for a robust and nuanced approach that is grounded in deeper knowledge of interdisciplinarity.

Other theorists think of the analysis of knowledge as a distinctively conceptual analysis, attempting to limn the structure of the concept of knowledge.

Following scanning, a surprise recognition test assessed whether agentic and conceptual recollection attempts had led to different degrees of incidental encoding of foils.

Development of a conceptual model attempting to explain health of caregivers of children with disabilities can then be accomplished through synthesizing and building upon these current frameworks to provide a more comprehensive picture of the multi-factorial nature of caregiver health.

Since the global awareness of gastritis is still confounded by a number of controversial issues as described above, a meeting was set up in Kyoto to achieve global consensus on H. pylori gastritis; to attempt conceptual changes in gastritis classification in general; to agree diagnosis and management strategies with special reference to FD and cancer prevention.

However, all three perspectives – the RBV, the KBV, and IC – are typically only cited for two reasons: (1) to make the general point that intangible resources, such as knowledge, underpin organizational performance and competitive advantage and (2) to serve as conceptual frameworks to attempt to explain observed differences in performance [ 7, 19, 30, 32].

Also, this article proposes a new three stage conceptual framework that attempts to explain the process of circulating urban images.

This research aims at revealing how an fsQCA approach can overcome the knowledge gap of current conceptual and methodological attempts to expose corporate bankruptcy's architecture of causalities.