Sentence examples for conceptual linkage from inspiring English sources

The framework is designed to provide a conceptual linkage between the performance measurement methodology and the organizational benchmarking system.

A limitation of the current study is that we undertook the conceptual linkage to ICF codes but did not attempt to provide meaning to the codes by determining the appropriate qualifier codes.

The Methods pertaining to the model were expanded to describe the outputs and to provide greater conceptual linkage to the Results presented in Figure 4 and Figure 5. Reviewer #2: 1) We are told nothing about the behavioral phenotypes of the 12 lines at the elevated temperature.

Figure 3 summarizes some of the major conceptual linkages schematically.

Fashion leadership and SOP were included in the current study because of their conceptual linkages to individual differences and information search in the Consumer Decision Process Model (Blackwell et al. 2005).

The authors further note that conceptual linkages between various concepts, for example, an endorser's communicated emotions, messages, or fit with other advertising executional appeal drivers, may configure exposure to networks of stimuli which may prompt the desired response among women.

10 Thereafter, focused coding was used to categorize the data allowing conceptual linkages to be made.

Furthermore, while the notions of quality and performance are frequently used interchangeably, our study acknowledges both their conceptual linkages and differences.

For each interview a 'mind-map' was produced to display and draw attention to preliminary categories, and to help identify conceptual linkages between categories.

Perhaps, then, we should be moving toward excluding papers of lower quality, focussing on research that provides credible findings with evidence of thick description [ 22] that illuminates the underlying conceptual linkages necessary for interpretation and generating theory.

Drawing on variegated experiences with SfD research across different geographical locations, the authors scrutinize the conceptual and empirical linkages between these dimensions, and how these linkages are influenced by structures of authority.