Sentence examples for conceptually diverse from inspiring English sources

In fact, studies on mGlu7-deficient mice directly demonstrated that mGlu7 is involved in the neurobiological mechanisms underlying the conceptually diverse phenomena of anxiety, fear extension, and spatial working memory [10].

Lastly, using count scores summing up conceptually diverse childhood adversities and stressful war experiences assumes an arithmetic relationship between these experiences, an assumption which may not be valid.

You can expect a conceptually cohesive, yet visually diverse show," says Salazar-Caro.

Networks are increasingly seen as an optimal structure via which to both organise, and think conceptually about, clusters of diverse individuals, groups or organisations who aim to work together collaboratively [ 7, 8].

More recently, an additional set of recommendations regarding PRO content was made by membership of the 1999 Health Outcomes Methodology Symposium; "...that measurement tools be... more culturally appropriate for diverse populations and more conceptually and psychometrically equivalent across such groups"[ 28].

Our primary objective was to organize a very large and diverse literature into a conceptually logical framework that reflects the best of current science, and succinctly summarize large bodies of scientific literature that makes clear to end-users the strength of evidence and size of estimated effects across the whole range of community changes thought to improve child health and wellbeing.

Conceptually, the idea of seeking a maximally diverse subset of haplotypes in the reference panel aims to sample haplotypes that best cover the full range of haplotypes observed in the sample.

Furthermore, unlike the conserved SOS response, HGT mechanisms are highly diverse, making the targeting of HGT conceptually more difficult.

Critical Interpretive Synthesis [ 19] offers one of the few recognised ways of conceptually bringing together the findings of studies employing diverse designs and was adopted accordingly.

Our in vitro model is conceptually based on a correlative analysis of (1) diverse cellular responses upon in situ oxidative reactions of different types of Hb and (2) common and divergent structure and reaction properties of these types of Hb in addition to the Hb/Hp complex.

These terse, confident essays (most of which have been published previously in magazines) are often conceptually brilliant even if they are too fragmentary and diverse to add up to a fully formulated defense of the author's main postulate.