Sentence examples for conception of burden from inspiring English sources
While Riedl may have missed the mark on a few details, much of his conception of burden, evolvability, and body plans is proving relevant in current studies of genetic regulatory networks (GRNs).
This cut off was chosen based on a general conception of the burden of IDs in relation to the epidemiological situation in Norway.
Cohen needs to specify a conception of dignity in which bearing unequal burdens on behalf of urgent social ends invariably amounts to an assault on dignity if the burdens happen to be assigned by race.
"Discussion of burden is inappropriate," he said.
Enjoy being someones beast of burden.
However, boys and men are themselves vulnerable to extreme physical and sexual violence and health problems, with the significant male violence burden suggestive of a widening of conception of gender and renewed understanding of the gender-violence nexus (4– 7, 16).
As the third and fourth rows suggest, full justification of a political conception of justice requires acceptance of an account of the burdens of judgment that explain why pluralism is a fact of life.
