Sentence examples for conception of obstacles from inspiring English sources
Canguilhem provided a more nuanced conception of obstacles and ruptures, noting, for example, that an approach such as vitalism that constitutes an obstacle in one domain of research can simultaneously play a positive role elsewhere, as in helping biological scientists to resist reductive thinking.
Nurses' attention to monitoring overweight in children, and their initiative for prevention, is based on their conceptions of the obstacles that hinder them in their efforts.
Advocates of negative conceptions of freedom typically restrict the range of obstacles that count as constraints on freedom to those that are brought about by other agents.
We have seen that advocates of a negative conception of freedom tend to count only obstacles that are external to the agent.
Anything that differs from this conception of mobility appears to be an "obstacle" or "interference".
However, clearly more studies especially in primary care setting are needed to further determine which factors pose obstacles to an integrative conception of a successful treatment of chronic diseases and what compliance means from the physician's as well as the patient's view.
There are plenty of obstacles.
BlackRock faced a number of obstacles.
Plenty of obstacles remain.
However, he criticized the placement of obstacles.
