Sentence examples for better conceptualized from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, correlations with anxiety sensitivity suggest that pain-related anxiety may be better conceptualized as a fundamental fear.

Conditioning is better conceptualized as the acquisition of knowledge about temporal relationships between events rather than as the acquisition of behaviour.

Recent findings suggest that AS may be better conceptualized as a general dimension and unrelated physical, cognitive, and social concerns dimensions (a bifactor model).

But, as Ashley Carse suggests in this important new book, the canal is better conceptualized as a piece of living infrastructure, one that has reached beyond its banks, into the lives and landscapes of Panamanians and other global citizens.

Research suggests that Claustrophobia, defined as the fear of enclosed spaces, may be better conceptualized as two separate, but related fears: (1) the fear of suffocation, and (2) the fear of restriction.

To the authors, this supported the idea that there are too many factors to conclude in one direction or the other: "[T]he longitudinal pattern of drug use that has been interpreted as the 'gateway effect' might be better conceptualized as a genetically influenced developmental trajectory".

The Governance Project better conceptualizes and measures governance to understand how it functions in two societies ­­— the People's Republic of China and the United States.

By turning to the principle of fiduciary relationships, we uncover a new perspective from which we can better conceptualize the judicial role.

The objective of this study is to better conceptualize how women emotionally respond to emotional advertisements (EAs).

Objectives: To better conceptualize EOL-DM and to develop and validate a tool to assess EOL-DM climates.

For example, including a time scale on diagrams may help viewers better conceptualize evolutionary time (Catley and Novick 2009).