Sentence examples for conceptual burdens from inspiring English sources

When various points of view are considered, it is increasingly evident that immune theory based on 'selfhood' carries the conceptual burdens assigned to it with difficulty, and while many commentators still support the immune self paradigm (e.g. Howes 2010; Hoffman 2012; Cohn 2015), others have been highly critical (e.g. Matzinger 1994; Tauber 2000; Pradeu 2012).

And what conceptual burden might that be?

It is when that word has to shoulder the conceptual burden heaped on "accountability".

The larger conceptual burden, at the time, was a notion, intended as a discipline, of a coherence to be pursued in every work of architecture.

Lester Bangs of The Village Voice was lulled by much of the music and said that "those little pools of sound on the outskirts of silence seemed to me the logical consequence of letting the processes and technology share your conceptual burden".

In the Vienna Circle manifesto, the official programmatic position was to point to the defects of much contemporary psychological language, plagued by metaphysical burden, conceptual imprecision and logical inconsistency.

To develop a conceptual model to describe the burden of osteoarthritis in individuals with this condition and on the broader community.

Burden, the protean Conceptual artist who rose from doing controversial performances in the 1970s to become one of the most compelling and widely admired sculptors of his generation, died Sunday at his home in Topanga Canyon.

These were used to describe the economic burden in the conceptual model.

A discount rate of 3% was used to convert future indirect cost flows into their present values [ 4]. Figure 1 presents a conceptual framework of the economic burden of diabetes.

Ultimate limits were discovered, most pointedly by Burden, whose influence on conceptual and installational artists, to this day, is immeasurable.