Sentence examples for conceptually linked to from inspiring English sources
The observed rheological properties are conceptually linked to the polymer chemical structure (1) and topology (2).
Also Mr. Delvoye's excremental contraption, which apart from its provocative function is meant to be conceptually linked to Baroque-era anatomical experiments and Cartesian metaphors of the body as machine.
Berger and his team have also collected data about negative attention to concepts "that are conceptually linked to a product" — for instance, bad press about a musician's personal life that has no direct bearing on his or her music.
Itching is claimed to be conceptually linked to scratching and not merely contingently correlated with scratching.
In short, mathematical literacy goes beyond computational skills (Hickendorff [2013]; Wu and Adams [2006]) and is conceptually linked to problem solving.
While in and of itself, this root simply means 'to hear,' it is, we might note, conceptually linked to the notion of 'report' in the simple sense that receiving a report most often involves hearing.
I offer a qualified defense that recognizes these concerns as conceptually linked, attends to social context at appropriate points, and overcomes the charges of incoherence.
His exhibitions at Peter Freeman and Untitled present different sets of objects conceptually linked by analogies to two other types of assiduous creators.
Conceptually, riparia are closely linked to the main concepts of river systems ecology namely, the river continuum, the serial discontinuity, the flood pulse, and the hyporheic corridor concepts.
We underline potential relevance of these trans-clusters by showing that regulated genes are related to conceptually linked biological annotations and pathways.
However, inter-reporter discrepancies are thought to be conceptually linked with reporter biases, and studies have demonstrated that such discrepancies are associated with self-report biases inherent to depression and related constructs (De Los Reyes and Kazdin 2005).
