Sentence examples for linked conceptually from inspiring English sources

The apparent resurgence of nuisance growth in Lakes Erie, Michigan and Ontario has been linked conceptually to ecosystem alterations engineered by invasive dreissenid mussels (Dreissena polymorpha and Dreissena bugensis).

Figure  1 depicts common lumbar spine MRI findings and the symptom outcomes (LBP vs. radicular symptoms) to which they are most closely linked conceptually, based on associations in the scientific literature or in actual clinical practice.

The processes of adaptation and speciation have been linked conceptually since Darwin, who suggested that adaptation to different environments leads to the evolution of new traits and new species [ 1].

"The brains help me to place myself in a scientific lineage," said Professor Finlay, who sees in them an early effort to link conceptually the physical brain and the intangibles of personality.

The multiplicity of printmaking and its ready availability (both visually and physically) links conceptually to Shepard Fairey's political agenda as a street artist.

In fact, Mr. Natsios said, a professor at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government, Richard J. Zeckhauser, recently sent him an e-mail message with suggestions on ways to name the future swath of green to link it conceptually to the Emerald Necklace.

The two methodologies link closely conceptually and mathematically, as one cannot determine one without knowing the other.

Swanson's method is to find a bridge that links two conceptually related topics that ought to have been studied together but never have been.

But I do not agree that the three are linked causally or conceptually.

The observed rheological properties are conceptually linked to the polymer chemical structure (1) and topology (2).

Legitimacy is thus conceptually linked with accountability, involving public reason-giving discourses aimed at both informing and justifying public policy (Chambers, 2003: 308f).