Sentence examples similar to conception to explore from inspiring English sources
Daniel Wickberg traces the cultural history of the concept from its British origins as a way to explore new conceptions of the self and social order in modern America.
Next week, as senators press the nominee on various issues, I urge them to explore his conception of the school as a site of constitutional interpretation.
A multi-dimensional conception of discretion was used to explore how GP discretion might have been influenced by contractual changes and in particular, QOF.
The original conception of the book was to explore the coming out processes of these men in different contexts and domains work, family, school, their faith etc.
To design information retrieval (IR) learning environments and instruction, it is important to explore learners' conceptions of the domain to be examined.
The aim of this study was to explore GPs' conceptions of consultation outcomes.
The aim of the present study is to explore psychiatrists' conceptions of decision-making capacity and its practical role in Swedish healthcare, particularly focusing on psychiatric care.
Starting from the fact that the outcome measures and instruments being used have inevitable limitations and that most likely there are differences between the outcomes that GPs perceive and the ones being measured, the aim of this study was to explore GPs' conceptions of actual consultation outcomes.
None of these figures except perhaps Royce continued to explore a dynamic conception of idealism distinctive of Hegel and the other German idealists Royce in fact wrote more extensively and insightfully on Hegel and his immediate predecessors than any of the others.
It is therefore important to explore the cultural conception of mental illness as it is highly related to the mental health literacy of cultural groups.
Emerging recent scholarship has started to explore more nuanced conceptions of how law, facts, and judicial preferences may interact to influence judicial decisions.
