Sentence examples for through conflation from inspiring English sources
Community perception of a health risk through conflation of mosquito and sanitation issues, although erroneous with respect to malaria, is likely a proxy for risk of other febrile conditions that plague some neighborhoods yet go relatively undetected by health-care facilities that are focused on malaria.
The details of application may change on a case-by-case basis as there is rarely a one-size-fits-all recipe, but the steps of the framework have widespread utility in aiding species delimitation that might otherwise be obscured through mathematical conflation.
and reduce the data dimensionality through a step called conflation.
Staff gatekeeping, where follow-up support is often determined through intuition, as well as conflation between caregiver stress, burden and grief were also identified as problematic in risk assessment.
She stays in the dress but, as marriage decays her, the frame starts to show skeletally through the crinoline, suggesting a horror-movie conflation of Miss Havisham and Mrs Rochester.
The kingdom of God is within you.It is not an external system or construct that can be forced on citizenry, though such attempts have been tried in the past, and are continuously being made today by the Christian right through appeals to moral law, and the conflation of abstract and depersonalized morality with politics and culture.
The party subsisted on that conflation for a long, long time, right up through Reagan.
It hangs next to Fergus Binns's Untitled (Smoke & Mirrors) (2013), a conflation of pictorial traditions with an Albert Namatjira landscape seen through a Roy Lichtenstein pop art window.
Poke your head through an opening and you behold a hall of mirrors, a kaleidoscopic conflation of the actual and the virtual.
But that sort of conflation of public and private activity projection of political power abroad indirectly through private state owned enterprises to mask (and not all that well) for the purposes of executing political goals also tends to affect perceptions of the integrity of markets.
That conflation is dangerous.
