Sentence examples for conceptual preconditions from inspiring English sources
The article has only provided an analysis of the conceptual preconditions of outcome measurements.
However, she is quick to stress that the mainaim of the book is to confront the misconceptions about the modes of cooperation betweenscience and law, and the latter's delay in responding to scientific developments.All the contributions demonstrate law's permeability 'as a conceptual andcultural resource' preconditioning people's (and indeed scientists'normativeve imageries'.
It cannot be claimed without qualification that Heidegger directly determined the conceptual structure or underlying preconditions of Jaspers' work, nor that Heidegger assimilated aspects of Jaspers' thought into his own philosophy.
A precondition for assessing our conceptual model was the existence of significant treatment arm differences in clinical outcomes, perceived treatment consequences, satisfaction, and preference.
In seeking preconditions of newly emergent sectors, the conceptual and empirical project here dovetails with research problems identified from the evolutionary economics/science & technology policy research tradition on 'technological paradigms': 'Finding paradigms after they have become established seems to be reasonably easy.
Regarding a conceptual understanding of scale-fragment development, the partial exfoliation within the vertical or horizontal transport pipes strongly relies on the preconditions at the two interfaces discussed (Fig. 7).
What preconditions do exist?
"We have no preconditions".
Defense appears largely conceptual.
Iraq and cash-for-honours were preconditions.
