Sentence examples for conceptually vague from inspiring English sources

This idea of protective and reductive biomolecules is conceptually vague because when the nanocrystals are separated and dried they do not contain biomolecules to stabilize them.

Moreover, efforts to research COC and its relationship to outcomes have been hampered by a lack of an agreed definition; COC has been described as "a conceptually underdeveloped, vague and over-inclusive construct lacking a solid empirical foundation" [ 9].

When stickybits launched at the SXSW conference last March, it was conceptually intriguing but a bit too vague in its open-endedness.

Models A, B, C, and D are considered conceptually problematic, as pressure is a vague and unspecified causal agent of change (Fig. 1).

Although Bloustein admits the terms are somewhat vague, he defends this analysis as conceptually coherent and illuminating.

Conceptually, perhaps.

Conceptually, it was brilliant.

"It's conceptually incoherent.

It is conceptually challenging.

Either conceptually or physically.

Legally, conceptually, and operationally.