Sentence examples for which they conceptualized from inspiring English sources

Due to a lack of data, the authors were unable to measure 'employer support for nursing continuing professional education', which they conceptualized as a dimension of structural capital; they also did not discuss or operationalize relational capital [ 17, 45, 46].

Here, Kuhn famously stresses that observations are "theory-laden" (cf. also Hanson 1958): they depend on a body of theoretical assumptions through which they are perceived and conceptualized.

With this concept in mind, curator Alexander Tarrant invited a group of creators writers, comedians, filmmakers and musicians to participate in a show in which they would be the ones conceptualizing, rather than painting.

mRNA translation is the outcome of a number of transitions (which may be conceptualized as reactions), which can be typically modelled as a set of ODEs [ 32- 39].

It excludes accessibility, which is conceptualized as a feature on its own.

Quality function deployment is a customer-oriented design technique, which was conceptualized in the late 1960s.

We found that the interface design, which we conceptualized as 16 dimensions, was rated rather low.

Water seepage has been numerically simulated in heterogeneous fractures, which were conceptualized as two-dimensional heterogeneous porous media.

It is assumed that mainly interpersonal interactions relate to FLA, which is conceptualized as the construct of communication apprehension.

All these competencies could influence educators' entrepreneurial behavior which is conceptualized as including opportunity recognition, initiative taking, and risk management (entrepreneurial behavior).

This framework served as a useful tool to capture the various ways in which participants conceptualized the relationship between religion and evolution.