Sentence examples for conceptualized all from inspiring English sources

Based on previous research, different models for the inflammatory response following major trauma have been conceptualized, all of which have in common that the underlying pathophysiology and molecular mechanisms of the host response are responsible for adverse events and a complicated recovery [ 4– 8].

Even among submissions to this special issue, there is no one article that conceptualizes all of these issues.

Standpoint theorists, and many who are inspired by standpoint theory, not only maintain Haraway's situated knowledge thesis, conceptualizing all knowledge as perspectival, but also hold a stronger thesis that some of those perspectives are epistemically more valuable than others.

Then came Toxic, a great studio from Oslo who helped us develop and conceptualize all of our graphics and title sequences.

In the learning sciences, in contrast, socio-cultural frameworks that conceptualize all kinds of learning (not just collaborative learning) as a social activity became relevant.

We had no way of conceptualizing all these distinct problems as part of something larger.

We can't conceptualize all the opportunities available to us.

"He does all the conceptualizing, all the writing.

The Black Beauty conceptualized it all.

MBE conceptualized and supervised all experiments in the study as well as assisted with data preparation for the manuscript and made significant editorial contributions; AT made editorial contributions, performed surgeries, immunohistochemical experiments and imaging, as well as behavioral testing.

There are several Europa missions that have been conceptualized by scientists all over the world, including the one I had an opportunity to work on (before it was cancelled) called JIMO or Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter.