The phrase "additional conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra idea or understanding that complements existing thoughts or theories.
Example: "The research presented an additional conception of how social dynamics influence group behavior."
Alternatives: "further idea" or "supplementary notion".
In this section, we shall examine two additional conceptions of the role of action in perception.
Based on our findings, we re-defined two (tightly coupled errors and cutting corners) of Dixon-Woods et al. [ 9] risk orientations which provides additional conceptions of risk that health care providers' may be applying when making healthcare decisions regarding urinary catheter use.
We interpreted student perceptions of transitional fossils as evidence of an additional alternate conception.
Some additional, prior conception is required something which argues that this kind of inconsistency is different from the inconsistencies that could be physically explained.
We ultimately focused on four alternative conceptions (Table 3), with the recognition that additional alternative conceptions around dominance undoubtedly exist and affect student learning.
There is wide agreement that CRL is the best measure for assessing gestational age, certainly up to 14 weeks GA, since LMP is affected by both random error and systematic tendency to overstate the duration of gestation, biological variability and errors of the method including recall bias, digit preference, and additional bleeding after conception [ 5, 27- 32].
An additional theme regarding role-conception emerged inductively from the data: role conception regarding operational and management requirements.
We hope to better explore this alternate conception through additional student interviews and improved testing in the future.
Fewer than half of the women were actively trying to get pregnant at the time of conception; an additional 37% were not concerned about whether they became pregnant, and 15% were trying not to become pregnant.
We also present a framework for additional research on biologists' conceptions and assumptions about HOCS questioning and discuss the implications for people who write HOCS questions or train others to write them.
