Sentence examples for conceptual contributions from inspiring English sources
GB and SC performed the alkaline peroxide pretreatments, designed and executed the digestion experiments, performed the statistical analyses and helped write the paper; JSC cloned genes and expressed proteins; DBH made conceptual contributions and helped write the paper; JDW contributed to experimental design and drafted the final manuscript.
KR, JK and VC made substantial conceptual contributions to the design of the study, analysis of sources, and contributed to drafting of the manuscript.
GS and JBJ have made substantial contributions to conception and design, MM and TD have given conceptual contributions and carried out acquisition of data together with JBJ, and KS has contributed significantly with conceptual aspects.
This paper summarizes the major conceptual contributions and accomplishments of that project.
Although many of the medicinal preparations used by Galen are obsolete, he made many important conceptual contributions to modern medicine.
Key conceptual contributions relevant to the electrochemistry of oxygen are reconsidered, as well as the core of the current theory of electrocatalysis.
Da Ponte's chief conceptual contribution was to placate the authorities by cutting from the play, as he put it, "anything that might offend good taste and public decency".
The current article also highlights the substantive, methodological, and conceptual contribution of each of the special issue articles.
Unlike engineers, the adoption of whose methodology de Grey considers his main conceptual contribution to solving the problems of aging, biologists do not approach physiological events as distinct entities that have no effect on any others.
We also offer a conceptual contribution to the social licence literature by proposing that some of these central factors of SLO, and outcomes of dialogue, be reconceptualised to add a layer of depth to our understanding of processes in this context.
This article is a conceptual contribution and does not include any empirical evidence.
