Sentence examples for conception about the from inspiring English sources
They are one part Thoreau, one part post-Freudian, and one part Ms. Antonetta's own conception about the symbiotic relationship between organic chemicals and the way the human body works, or doesn't.
The earlier conception about the first food of the fry has changed drastically after the commencement of controlled propagation of warm water fish.
Indeed, our data in D. japonica fit with the general conception about the function of the yki/yap gene family among animal species.
In conclusion, the discovery by Tomlins et al in 2005 of a frequent genetic rearrangement in prostate cancers has changed our conception about the role of chromosomal rearrangements in the aetiologies of common solid tumours.
Religion embodies a great deal about a person's general approach to the world--their conception about how the world does and should work--and we are learning that it can shape financial outcomes in surprising ways.
We show that those teachers have principally non scientific conceptions about the astronomical notions they will have to teach.
Recent advances such as high-throughput sequencing (HTS) have changed conceptions about the magnitude of diversity on Earth.
This study uses a sequential mixed methods design to investigate students' conceptions about the purposes of assessment and their definitions of assessment.
Neither Cohn nor Zhang shies away from challenging readers' conceptions about the body found in our own society (and taken to the extreme in ones they've created).
Challenge your pre-conceptions about the Middle Ages (don't you call them Dark!) with books recently added to the Butler Library collections.
