The phrase "binary conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing dualistic frameworks or perspectives, particularly in philosophy, psychology, or technology.
Example: "The binary conception of gender has been challenged by many contemporary theorists who advocate for a more fluid understanding."
Alternatives: "dualistic view" or "twofold understanding."
Our purpose in this paper is to reflect more critically on these distinctions and to articulate the complex practical and hybrid nature of cord blood as a 'bio-object' that straddles binary conceptions of the blood economies.
Logistic regression analysis was performed to determine predictors for preeclampsia and preterm delivery: age, BMI, preconceptional daily insulin dose, first- and third-trimester A1C (continuous variables), and nulliparity, proliferative retinopathy, blood pressure ≥140/90 mmHg, and microalbuminuria at first visit/before conception (binary variables).
The bright "star" is a binary itself (artist's conception shown), so Alpha Centauri actually has three separate suns.
As in the previous set of papers, the robustness of this conception rests upon the binary choice provided by the judicial perspective: either the company is sound or it is insolvent.
Three binary variables were defined: namely, left employment before the date of conception, employed on the date of conception and employed in the year of diagnosis.
We also classified exposure as separate binary indicators for the three-month period prior to conception, each trimester of pregnancy, and each year of the child's life, up to age two.
Our novel question design can also be adapted and used by instructors to develop their own questions using this binary, forced choice model to test for one or more alternate conceptions while controlling for the use of other strategies.
With the help of these courageous individuals, the "binary" view of society is slowly crumbling, giving way to a more inclusive conception of gender identity and sexual orientation.
Potential confounding factors included maternal age and BMI (both continuous variables), marital status, socioeconomic status, nationality (all categories), parity, smoking, medical disorders, psychiatric disorders, assisted conception, previous perinatal death, antenatal or fetal complications in the current pregnancy (all binary).
In this respect we examine how this articulates with Esposito's conception of an affirmative immunitary biopolitics which similarly offers the potential to transcend the binary polarisations of pure community and pure immunity.
