Sentence examples for maintaining the conceptual from inspiring English sources

Therefore, with permission of the original scale developers, we replaced the term with a Japanese phrase, "oneself with the illness, diabetes", while maintaining the conceptual equivalence in the original scale.

A central question that arises is whether evidence-based health care and/or behavior change interventions widely employed in conventional medical and behavioral health care could be integrated into the CAM practice context in ways that ensure validity within the specific context of a CAM practice while maintaining the conceptual integrity of the evidence-based intervention.

In order to represent an object in space and time, Maimon maintains, the conceptual content that grounds such a representation must contain a diversity in order to be represented spatially and temporally.

The simple conceptual difficulties of maintaining the common acute-versus-chronic disease dichotomy (and the closely related infectious versus non-communicable disease distinction) have been well established in the early analyses of chronicity and acuity [ 39].

Our core hypothesis is that maintaining this conceptual 'balancing act' between elements may improve how GHD implementers working with CHW programs can artfully craft, understand, and sustain quality interventions in challenging and ever-changing, global health environments.

Mr. Carcas said the logistics of operating and maintaining the wave machines turned out to be just as important as their conceptual design.

In particular, the positive/negative projection (PNP) of the effective stress tensor and the additive bi-scalar damage constitutive relation are maintained owing to the conceptual simplicity and computational efficiency.

The aim of the translation procedure was to reach conceptual equivalence between the original English version and the Dutch translation of the ASCOT, in order to maintain the content validity of the instrument at conceptual level across different cultures [ 12].

Artist Sarah Leflar, who exhibited there in 2014, describes Good Weather as an "elegant space that epitomizes whiteness and cubic-ness, while maintaining its conceptual base in garage-ness".

More importantly all items must be adapted culturally to maintain the content validity of the scale at a conceptual level across different cultures [ 20, 21].

Aim of this study was to revise the prosthesis geometry with the goal of enhancing the femoral neck strength after implantation, while maintaining unchanged the initial conceptual design.