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These interpretations are also conceptualized as having depressing consequences for people high in perfectionistic concerns.
Eco-innovation is also conceptualized as a redefinition of innovation, such as the types of innovation defined by OECD (product, process and organizational) that are useful, but not enough for studying issues of sustainable development embedded in innovation (Rennings 2000).
While both monitoring of tumor response and toxicity are defined by gold standards (i.e., RECIST, CTCAE v3.0), symptoms and syndromes, also conceptualized as patient-reported outcomes (PROs), are yet only partially incorporated in routine oncology care [ 9, 10].
Insular contribution to speech has been also conceptualized as a 'code translator' between higher-order aspects of language and the coordination of the actual vocalization (Eickhoff et al., 2009).
The SMS is also conceptualized as an emergent memory system as it occurs only when the working self interacts with the hierarchically organized knowledge base while in retrieval mode [ 21, 22].
It has been also conceptualized as a whole systems change implicating essential actions in many systems, including the sociocultural, and educational systems as well as the system pertaining to the profession itself 1 [ 6], through which a health professional role (namely the midwife's role) evolves.
Migration can be conceptualized as arising due to 'push' factors like civil war, persecution, and discrimination; these are also determinants of psychiatric disorders [ 1].
These risk factors have been conceptualized as static or dynamic.
It is also conceptualized variously as weariness, weakness and depleted energy [ 9].
As there is no agreed-upon definition, performance measurement systems are also conceptualized in multiple ways [ 16].
In this way, a market can also be conceptualized as a self-adjusting monetary incentive system that influences the behaviour of consumers and providers so they agree on terms of exchange.
