Sentence examples for conceptually intermediate from inspiring English sources
Rothemund had conceived of this method as being conceptually intermediate between Seeman's DX lattices, which used many short strands, and William Shih's DNA octahedron, which consisted mostly of one very long strand.
Although we conceptually distinguish between intermediate and commodity sectors, it is possible that a commodity producer owns the corresponding intermediate sector as well.
The resultant colors produce a so called equitable partition, in a way which is conceptually almost same as the intermediate result of the SMILES-2 algorithm [17].
Other contextual variables (e.g., school connectedness, social support) available from the IYS were considered as possible protective factors in the school environment against bullying; however, conceptually, they function as possible intermediates impacted by law and should not be adjusted for in the models.
Growing evidence indicates several classical candidates, including neurotransmitters and neuropeptides, as well as conceptually novel immune and inflammatory mediators, as likely intermediate links between stress exposure, depressive symptoms, and MD [9], [21], [34] [38].
Conceptually the framework behind these analyses is similar to that for assessing surrogacy of intermediate for clinical outcomes (eg, blood pressure for cerebrovascular disease) [ 26].
This typically entails conceptually articulating how an intervention has been designed to work (ie, the program theory) and elucidating and measuring intermediate outcomes that need to be achieved for it to work as intended [ 6– 8].
Either conceptually or physically.
Legally, conceptually, and operationally.
