Sentence examples for conceptually though from inspiring English sources

"Conceptually, though, we've got it pinned".

This is not straightforward conceptually though, because diagnosing sepsis by its induced immunosuppression is like defining a problem by its consequences, and such a test is perhaps applied too late to be of use in facilitating early patient management.

Liberal democracy versus fanatic Islamist fundamentalism: that's not a dialectic, or even a geographic rivalry — it's two worlds conceptually (though not, alas, physically) sealed off from one another.

What this novel does imaginatively, Being and Nothingness, subtitled "A Phenomenological Ontology," pursues conceptually, though with the aid of phenomenological "arguments," as we have seen.

Though, conceptually the testing procedure is simple, interpretation of the test results is not.

He stresses that though, "conceptually it's all mine," the parties wouldn't happen without "Ibiza Rocks and the wonderful team that have allowed it to happen".

Initials BB was conceptually lamentable, though the title track is a banger.

Doing so is conceptually straightforward though the bookkeeping required is non-trivial.

The numerator of this fraction, the number of data points presented, is conceptually straightforward, though some operational rules are required to achieve consistent counts.

Consensus and concatenation have in common that they are "two-stage" methods, in which species trees are inferred in two steps inference of gene trees and then species tree inference for consensus, and inference of the super-gene tree followed by a conceptually substantial though methodologically trivial pronouncement that this tree is the species tree estimate for concatenation [ 6, 12, 13].

But over the course of the last two decades, Tull's art has been conceptually-based, though he's always worked from a place of personal experience.