Sentence examples for accurate conception from inspiring English sources

Somewhat disturbingly, 15.3% (n = 9) of participants who appear to possess an accurate conception of a scientific theory (n = 59) contend that evolution cannot be considered a reliable explanation because evolution is only a theory.

An accurate conception of addiction also has implications for the fate of children exposed to drugs in the womb.

In economics, in order to know whether any given event is a winner or a loser for you, you need an accurate conception of how the world economy works, especially when dealing with big-picture issues like opening up U.S. to foreign trade.

One of the major goals of these CUREs is that they reflect a real research experience in order to give students a more accurate conception of how scientific research is done.

However, the constant presence of a substantial population of intermediate progenitor cells, the enteroblasts (EBs), which express both Esg and Notch reporter genes, indicates that a simple bistable switch is not an accurate conception.

Combined with L.M.P information, an accurate conception and due date can be given.

But it's difficult to know if these self-reports are authoritative since many may not have coherent, consistent or accurate conceptions of happiness to begin with.

A strongly held belief such as this can hinder the acceptance of more scientifically accurate conceptions involving thermal equilibrium and the rate of conduction.

Through the use of the lesson idea methodology, I was able to document and empirically report preservice teachers' accurate conceptions, misconceptions, and visions for teaching evolution.

Thus, to increase quality in evolution education, teachers should be adequately prepared to teach evolution with confidence and possess accurate conceptions.

Without accurate conceptions of the equal sign in both canonical (e.g., 3 + 4 = 7) and noncanonical (e.g., 3 + 4 = 2 + 5) contexts, there is nothing upon which relational thinking can be based.