Sentence examples for conceptualized groups from inspiring English sources

The problem with talking about the innate superiority of the black athlete is that it is make-believe genetics applied to naively conceptualized groups of people.

Although patients with advanced disease often find it difficult to attend sessions at a fixed time in a group setting, many existing psychotherapies for cancer patients are conceptualized as group therapies [ 24].

The group, conceptualized in April 2009 at the G-20 London Summit meeting, includes 28 countries: Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Botswana, Brunei, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Jamaica, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Qatar, Rwanda, San Marino, Senegal, Singapore, Slovenia, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay and Vietnam.

Chinese business networks are best conceptualized as a group strategy not to build trust per se, but to cope with distrust" (Chan, 2000 9 10).

Further questioning, however, clearly showed that each group conceptualized "environment" quite differently.

The clinical presentation is highly variable; hence, bipolar disorder has also been conceptualized as a group of related mood disorders, referred to as bipolar spectrum disorders.

Generally, the individuals and the social groups are conceptualized as a hierarchical system (see Figure  1), with individuals and groups defined at separate levels of this hierarchy.

Since the third class comprised the largest group of patients, it was conceptualized as the reference group in the present study.

SB was a core group member of the consensus group and conceptualized the consensus process and along with co-authors organised all the proceedings of the meetings, and drafted the initial manuscript.

This article discusses how hard-to-reach population groups were conceptualized into a search filter.

In recent years, other groups have conceptualized the BAP as social-communication difficulties at the extreme of a normative trait variation in the general population, and taken a self-report questionnaire approach to measure traits that lead to social impairment [Constantino, 2011; Ronald et al., 2006].