Sentence examples for a need for conceptions from inspiring English sources
Thus there is a need for conceptions of the future system as guidelines for decisions.
Prather (1985) identified a need for reliable diagnostic tests that could identify and classify students' conceptions and would be of great utility for educators.
In our study many women believed that they could obtain the nutrients they needed for conception and pregnancy from diet alone.
But if the consolatory force of religion had diminished, the need for some conception of happiness that was immune to time had not.
High rates of childbearing desires (59%) and serodiscordant partnerships (50%) among people living with HIV (PHLA) in Uganda highlight the need for safer conception counseling (SCC).
Mishra correctly assesses Smith's project as an advocacy and expression of the need for an alternative conception of subjectivity, one that is multiplicitous, self-questioning without being self-negating.
What emerges from the critical rationalism of the 18th century is not, in the first instance, a conception of need for a plurality of social sciences, but rather for a single science of society that would take its place in the hierarchy of the sciences that included the fields of astronomy, physics, chemistry, and biology.
There are at least some indications that Plato already saw the need for a holistic conception of the good life at the time when he composed his 'Socratic' dialogues.
The importance of children's quality of life to these mothers' HRQOL suggests the need for a wider conception or definition of HRQOL, possibly focusing on the family unit as a whole[ 23, 24].
Behind this question of terminology and limits between the disciplines the question of transdisciplinarity in dental therapeutics and the need for a global conception of the dental rehabilitations rises.
