Sentence examples for use a conceptual model from inspiring English sources

Li et al. (28) use a conceptual model that highlights the person-environment dynamic.

We will use a conceptual model developed by the research team that merges the Donabedian model and the SCCM Guidelines for ICU design (table 2) since no other validated framework exists.

Chang et al. (2007) used a conceptual model to investigate infrastructure failures caused by power outages, resulting from interdependencies.

Data were used to estimate the population size using a conceptual model that incorporates the variation in daily mortality rates.

Using a conceptual model of health services access, we examine supply- and demand-side factors in a microfinance client population receiving integrated services.

In addition to the AMOC, Marshall and Zanna (2014) used a conceptual model to point out the importance of ocean eddy mixing in the Southern Ocean, with larger mixing leading to a faster (yet smaller) global heat uptake response.

The guidelines entail clearly defining the model objectives and scope, and using a conceptual model of the system to form the structure of the BN, which should be parsimonious yet capture all key components and processes.

Subsequently, we proposed and used a conceptual model for water fluxes and conducted a time analysis (1962 2012) for three of its main constitutive elements, namely climate, river, and land systems.

The design artefact presented in this article uses a conceptual model that visualizes the relationships between dashboard design and the learning sciences to provide cognitive and behavioral process-oriented feedback to learners and teachers to support regulation of learning.

The Parenting around SNAcking Questionnaire (P-SNAQ) was developed using a conceptual model derived from current theory and mixed-methods research to include 20 hypothesized snack parenting practices along 4 parenting dimensions (autonomy support, structure, coercive control and permissiveness).

We contribute to this discussion using a conceptual model, based on modern portfolio theory, to explore how variability is managed by diversifying access to resources across space and time.