Sentence examples for conceptualization of value from inspiring English sources

The conceptualization of value co-creation activities in this study suggests a need for service providers to adopt delivery approaches that would effectively integrate patient resources to co-create value.

Other central themes in Voice include the importance of education and intellectual development; the necessity of respecting difference and the special contribution that each racial group makes for human progress; an economic, materialist, and existential conceptualization of value or worth; and a theory of truth.

Conceptualization of values that guide or ought to guide historic explorations is crucially important.

Sanderson et al. reported clinicians and patients have different perspectives on outcomes and whereas patients' conceptualization of valued outcomes is broad, health professionals tend to focus on pathology and functional disability [ 54].

Promote the flourishing of the person (both the doctor and the patient) by exercising their moral power (developing use and conceptualization of their values).

There are parallels to some Zhuangist themes in Nietzsche: the skepticism about the adequacy of our conceptualizations of the world and of value; the warnings against conventional moralities as constricting, and the awareness of how the application of ethical judgment to others can be a means of asserting power over them (The Genealogy of Morals).

The other side of this warning is an intriguing positive: that there is a way we can pay attention to the world that allows us to "see around" our blinkering conceptualizations, to see what is of value that we have missed, to move with the grain of things.

These values represent the statistical significance of the spatial clustering of values, given the conceptualization of spatial relationships and the scale of analysis (distance parameter).

As test constructs can be seen as "the embodiment of social values," our conceptualization of test construct and specification of test content should be contextualized so as to "engage explicitly with the fundamentally social character of assessment at every point" (McNamara 2001, p. 336).

Schwartz and Sendor proposed that the process of AB facilitates changing of internal standards, values, or conceptualization of quality of life [26].

QoL changes found in longitudinal studies are difficult to interpret due to the potential response shift (RS) corresponding to respondents' changing standards, values, and conceptualization of QoL.