In model (1), the genetic system can be conceptualized as a complex network consisting of multiple signaling pathways, each with a single S unit regulating multiple T and downstream B units.
Throughout the course of a day and lifetime our total exposure can be conceptualized as a complex mixture of different individual exposures.
Recently, Norris et al. (2008) argued that community resilience following a disaster should be conceptualized as a complex system resting on four networked "adaptive capacities", including economic development, social capital, information and communication, and community competence.
Individual responses to traumatic events can thus be conceptualized as the result of complex interactions among individuals, events and sociocultural context.
A recent review by Lim et al. describes how complex regulatory functions of cells may be conceptualized as a system of dynamic functions, and, as such, may be modeled by combinations of core network motifs.
This is in accordance with Lanham et al. [ 54], who argue that complex adaptive systems contain unpredictability, and that care be conceptualized as provisional plans for actions and not detailed plans to be strictly followed.
The properties of cells within an organism are defined by a complex interplay between proteins, RNA, and the genome, which can be conceptualized as the gene regulatory network.
Obesity must be conceptualized as a chronic disease associated with multiple comorbidities and, thus, any treatment approach must also be multifaceted and reflect the complex etiology of obesity.
This approach suggests that the space of emotions can be conceptualized as multidimensional.
Human functioning can be conceptualized as involving thinking, feeling and behavior.
