Sentence examples for an expanded conceptualization from inspiring English sources

Here, we offer an expanded conceptualization of these relationships through the concept of service providing units (SPUs) as a way to plan and manage the structures and preconditions that are needed for, and in different ways influence, provisioning of ES.

Contrary perhaps to Nussbaum, my proposal does not suggest that even an expanded conceptualization of personal agency (e.g. one involving emotional and interpersonal well-being as well as rational decisionmaking capability) should be the ultimate ethical aspiration.

Perhaps my model is most comprehensively captured by barrister-bioethicist Charles Foster's (2011) expanded conceptualization of human dignity as a broad-based bioethical value, one that measures the extent to which all interactions in health care promote human flourishing.

Recent efforts to expand conceptualizations of caregiver stress over time from wear and tear to adaptation are also considered.

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Specifically, the researchers expanded the conceptualization of the creative exploration stage to include ideation, design refinement, prototyping, and evaluation of the prototype (LaBat and Sokolowski, 1999).

Comparable with the debate on personal versus social or cultural resilience we should also expand the conceptualization of salutogenesis from individuals to social systems and their norms or cultural ideas.

This paper contributes to research on daily mobility experience of (im migrants in cities and expands the conceptualizations of mobility by examining intentionality and its relations to locality.

"Artists brought sound into their work a long time ago," Barbara London, the curator of the "Soundings" show at the Museum of Modern Art, explained, "yet working with the 'material' of sound as an art form and its conceptualization has recently expanded dramatically".