Sentence examples for conceptually explored from inspiring English sources

In addition, we conceptually explored the potential for calves to serve as sentinels for diarrhoeal disease risk.

Although informed by ongoing research with people who have lived through and beyond cancer, in the present article I treat this topic as a problematic to be conceptually explored rather than empirically demonstrated.

Treating this topic as a problematic to be conceptually explored rather than empirically demonstrated, this article focuses on the molecularisation of tertiary prevention, especially the growing use of molecular biomarkers to monitor disease recurrence.

To conceptually explore this they incorporated a Blacktrax real-time motion tracking system into the dancer's costume, with stringer beacons placed on each limb.

The sails were turned into a digital light canvas by 59 Productions known for its visual work on the 2012 Opening Ceremony of the London Olympics, as well as the tour visuals for Jonsi's past live shows bringing viewers on a dramatically-executed journey through space and time; conceptually exploring the early history of the building and projecting (pun unintended) an imagined future for it. .

The robustness of the association between duplication age and RT led us to conceptually explore the possible implications of our results in the context of other recent discoveries.

We will advance existing work both conceptually, by exploring links between external pressure, quality systems and patient-level outcomes, and by collecting up-to-date data from a large sample of European hospitals.

The significance of uncertainty is explored conceptually and quantified for two contrasting examples from two gravel-bed river restoration projects.

As an opportunity for the attenuation of atmospheric CO2 emissions, conversion of carbon dioxide into valuable oxygenates as fuel additives or fuel surrogates was explored conceptually in terms of a potentially feasible dimethyl ether (DME) conversion process.

Aristotle himself had presented numerous physical impossibilities associated with a void, whereas Arabic-speaking philosophers explored the conceptually incoherent aspect of the notion of a void in order to show that its existence is impossible.

In this paper we explore, conceptually, the relationship between the risk society and the regulatory state.