Sentence examples for conceptual criteria from inspiring English sources

They suggest that a 'model one' approach relies most strictly on the syntactic realisation of the clause, whereas 'model two' places greater emphasis on conceptual criteria.

Fawcett (2009) reviews the results of O'Donnell et al. (2009) and suggests that the issue is caused by too great a reliance upon conceptual criteria.

Edwards's work is conceptually and artistically inferior to Kierkegaard's, but the two authors agree that religious emotions are diverse, that they embody religious teachings, that they are important epistemic and ethical indicators of character, and that in consequence there are conceptual criteria for their rightness which can and should be carefully laid out.

In a comparison between different European and International regulations, Moermond et al. [6] reported that there are differences in how this goal is achieved, not only regarding technical criteria but also conceptual criteria (e.g. regulatory consequences for PBT and vPvB substances).

Conceptual criteria were selected by the first questionnaire, if there was >80% agreement among the participants.

Based on conceptual criteria and pilot testing, 219 items were selected for further testing.

For instance, 'old age' is a conceptual criterion, whereas 'older than 65 years' is an operational criterion.

Although we have not used an explicit conceptual mapping of criteria, there was an effort to form groups of criteria with some shared meaning.

At the same time, surprisingly little work has been done to develop a meaningful conceptual mapping of criteria that can help to identify the relevant set of criteria.

and outcome-based criteria (conceptual change, skills, behaviors, interests, engagement in the experiences, etc).

This is a seemingly simple decision that will dictate the fundamental design of the knowledge system, that is, the underlying conceptual or informational criteria for creating different branches in the knowledge system.