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Finally, the semantic conception is far better suited to an aspect of the sciences that was frequently neglected, the practice of idealization.

This broader conception is a better representation of the burden and cost of illness to individuals and society and will allow for improved estimates of the impact of the disease on health care expenditure.

"You've Got It Bad Girl" has a stripped-down arrangement with a buzzy organ and insistent drums that don't always serve it well, and while Gray's decision not to approach "Superstition" head-on is admirable, her slow, menacing, sometimes sleepy version is better in conception than in execution.

Even if it is better in the conception than the execution, it is nevertheless an intriguing piece of casting.

It is better to overspend time on clarifying conceptions than to ignore possible miss-perceptions.

In some cases, I think, the writing and the conception of the scenes are better (potentially, that is) than the way the scenes have been directed and acted.

A narrow conception of terrorism seems to be better suited to ethical investigation (1.2.2).

However, this entire conception is scientifically inaccurate.

One conception is instrumental.

Like many things success in conception is cumulative.

The Brazilian conception is much more individualistic.