The "exposome" concept encompasses the totality of exposures from conception onward, complementing the genome.
At the same time, there is a limit to the range of cases the collective conception can encompass.
A conception that encompasses virtually all that a person has reason to care about will more easily accommodate social equality and respectful relationships.
Rather, we need to become aspirational, aiming for better margins based on a modern conception of quality encompassing ethical considerations, such as relationships with employees and suppliers and support for local producers, as well as healthy, unadulterated, products and excellent services.
Anything could happen, the thinking went, given Mr. Fischer's capricious, encompassing and, at best, fearless conception of sculpture.
Male and female mice used in this study were therefore exposed to high or low levels of isoflavones from conception onward, with a broad window of exposure encompassing both embryonic and postnatal development as well as the adult period.
As a general reference for our own species, Fig. 1 illustrates a subset of human embryos encompassing approximately the first 2 months after conception.
In the decade or so before World War I the navy's concern with the economic foundations of its expansion began to broaden the conception of logistics to encompass industrial mobilization and the war economy.
A distinctly modern conception of selfhood thus encompasses a being who values freedom, who possesses inner depths that are deserving of exploration, who sees nature as a source of goodness and contact with it as renewing, who prizes authenticity and individuality, who affirms ordinary life, and who feels the pull of benevolence toward the suffering of others.
