There are many who want to find a natural home within a broad conception of science for conceptual innovation, for logic and mathematics, and for their own study of methodology.
Its now year-old National Security Strategy "... calls for a comprehensive range of national actions, and a broad conception of what constitutes our national security".
Therefore, a conceptual framework for the health effects of the globalisation process requires a more holistic approach and should be rooted in a broad conception of both population health and globalisation.
Both lines of argument rely on a broad conception of logic, whereby the "logic" of discovery amounts to a schematic account of the reasoning processes involved in knowledge generation.
Breyer provided a broad conception of federal power, and it wasn't difficult to read between the lines.
Her answers to general questions at the hearings suggested a broad conception of Congressional power and no inclination to strike down the law.
They are, in short, like Mr. Lyons's career: self-effacing, immensely thoughtful, with a broad conception of photography's potential to interact with viewers and with society in general.
Especially in view of science's vital importance for the development of society, it is necessary to ground scientific undertakings in a broad conception of responsibility to the community.
The paper has two aims: to explore possible determinants of user satisfaction based on a broad conception of the health care system involving both individual and district scale variables, and to add to the limited knowledge and empirical study about such determinants in developing countries.
Regardless, the proposed pathogenic model for Aβ pathology in both tissue compartments (brain and lens) is in general agreement with a broad conception of the amyloid cascade hypothesis [16], [46], [47].
