Sentence examples for which conceptually is from inspiring English sources
"The first month after a heart attack can be envisioned as a period of healing with heart tissue remodeling, which conceptually is associated with a propensity to experience sudden death," one of the authors, Dr. Véronique L. Roger of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., said in an e-mail message.
To screen the non-adjacent codons, we developed '+n codon pair' algorithm which conceptually is based on a search of the (i+n -th codon nei+n -thof the i-th codon.
In contrast, results from gait analyses have been reported for patients after Ganz's periacetabular osteotomy [ 16], which conceptually is a rather similar procedure to the modified Tönnis osteotomy used here [ 20].
Two "meta-factors" were extracted which conceptually represent "Facilitators" and "Barriers" to health information technology use.
Items which conceptually might be negatively associated with health information technology use were mixed in with positively associated items to decrease rote responding; these were then scored in reverse order [ 38].
Coach's crimes against the boys involve blowjobs and fisting, which conceptually might be extreme, especially when stated so explicitly.
This is a tremendous advantage in zebrafish, since thousands of embryos per day can be generated, each of which can conceptually be injected with a CRISPr and phenotypes directly assessed without going to the next generation.
This led them to focus on what the subject — all men, some dogs, no sailors — signified, which conceptually seems to be a harder question.
P cc is a theoretical pressure defined by dynamic pressure flow-relations and represents the arterial pressure, below which conceptually no flow will be possible.
A new element, a "continuously yielding element," is developed, which conceptually represents a distribution of parallel friction elements.
This is reminiscent somewhat to the situation with histocompatibility genes, which could conceptually (and only conceptually) be considered adaptive equivalents to the TLR or vice versa.
