Biologists conceptualize many molecular events as "state-changing," so there seemed to be a potential for transitivity alternations in a biomedical corpus.
This model conceptualizes many of the measured intracellular viscosity effects and also accounts for differences in diffusion behaviors in cells (although intracellular viscosity and diffusion are strongly related, we treat cellular diffusion processes separately in the next paragraph).
The construct of social validity has been conceptualized in many different ways.
A direct effect of immunosenescence on infections, cancers, and autoimmune disorders can be easily conceptualized and many experimental data seem to support this contention.
Social roles, as conceptualized by many social psychologists, refer to ongoing relational identities, such as mother, sexual partner, husband, child, friend (Burke 1980; McCall and Simmons 1978; Stryker 1968; Turner 1978).
And what may be even more difficult to conceptualize for many of us is that white Americans have an accent too.
So although the Hallmarks of Cancer framework helps us to better conceptualize the many acquired capabilities of the disease, it leaves much to the imagination when it comes to advancing our understanding of carcinogenesis per se.
Several definitions of prenatal attachment have been provided, many conceptualized in health research, but it is generally defined as the emotional tie or bond that develops between expectant parents and their fetus [ 12, 13].
Although the concept of health systems supports for CCM can be broadly conceptualized to include many factors, this study focuses on the primary concerns of the MOH in Malawi during early implementation of the CCM program: 1) implementation of training; 2) supervision; 3) drug supply; and 4) job aids.
While the general consensus was for the community to be brought together and to agree to the research, many participants conceptualized the process of community consent as being led and mediated by a community leader.
These patterns of thinking and conceptualizing the world, many feminist theorists argue, also nourish and sustain other forms of chauvinism, including, human-chauvinism (i.e., anthropocentrism), which is responsible for much human exploitation of, and destructiveness towards, nature.
