They have to consider the degree to which a conception (in comparison with other conceptions) describes an achievable and sustainable system of social cooperation, and whether the institutions and demands of such a society will attract people's willing compliance and generally engage their sense of justice.
However, in the group with cord PCB levels measured, there were slightly more female babies and more mothers who consumed alcohol during either the pregnancy or the three months before conception, in comparison with the larger group having maternal PCB measurements.
Interestingly, the three concepts used for the interviews (equilibrium, intra- and intermolecular interactions, and individual versus populations of molecules) appear to be significantly different from the finalized list given in Table 4. Yet all of the ideas described in Table 4 originated from analysis of student conceptions and comparison of student perspectives with those of experts.
The aim of this paper is to propound a novel conception of a comparison electrode, allowing the evaluation of both anode and cathode polarizations involved in the all-solid ZnPbO2 cell.
In some respects more so than comparison natural conception families.
To evaluate the obstetric and neonatal outcomes of dichorionic twin (DD) pregnancies after IVF in comparison to spontaneous conception (SC).
In a retrospective study of patients with unexplained infertility Akande et al. [19] found that when these patients had minimal or mild endometriosis, which was left untreated, the time to natural conception was significantly prolonged in comparison with patients without lesions.
Part of the reason for this lies in the Confucian appreciation for the family as the first arena in which care, respect, and deference to legitimate authority is learned (Analects 1.2; see also Cline, 2007, 2013 for a discussion of the Confucian view of the family in moral development and for an interesting comparison to John Rawls' conception of the role of the family).
His argument involves a comparison between three conceptions of such thought.
His concern was that a proper understanding of the Christian development required a comparison with ancient conceptions of the ethical self, something he undertook in his last two books (1984) on Greek and Roman sexuality: The Use of Pleasure and The Care of the Self.
