Sentence examples for conceptually identify from inspiring English sources

So my seeing would typically induce me to conceptually identify something on the back of my hand as a dark discoloration.

The analysis of the use of this system — which simultaneously attempts to "profile" prisoners and "track" surveillance activity — not only helps conceptually identify the type of surveillance employed in a Prison for Minors, it also reveals the growing complexity of the work of prison guards, previously studied primarily in terms of the informality of the interactional frameworks in prison.

"Either we will have achieved specific results, or we will have moved forward on the negotiations or we will have conceptually identified strategies and begun to move forward on them".

The similarities on the basis of which we form our earliest concepts are perceptually identified; more sophisticated concepts involve conceptually identified similarities.

To the extent to which we are incorrigible in discriminating and conceptually identifying our own experiences, to that extent we cannot be wrong about our own pains.

Thus, Wampold et al.'s (1997) criteria neither work well empirically nor conceptually in identifying poorly implemented treatments.

Our method is based on (mainly) qualitative descriptions of how different properties are conceptually related, where we identify conceptual relations between properties with spatial relations between regions in Gärdenfors conceptual spaces.

Detailed qualitative research would be needed, involving ethnographic observation of the practices of social enterprises and case specific interviews/focus groups with multiple stakeholders, to identify conceptually strong dimensions of market orientation and social value creation.

Within each domain, collinear variables were identified and principal component analysis was used to identify conceptually related variables.

It is conceptually possible to identify metabolic networks from experimental data that reveal correlations in abundance of sub-group of molecules (mRNAs, proteins/protein complexes, or metabolites).

We used a scoping review method to conceptually map and identify gaps in the literature related to structural and interpersonal violence against women.