EZ organized, financed and conceptualized part of the field work and revised the MS. UR organized, financed and conceptualized part of the field work and revised the MS. MC conducted part of the field work including capturing, measuring and sampling the Sahamalaza population, and revised the MS. JT participated in the design of the study and the concept of the revision work on Lepilemur.
BM organized financed and conceptualized part of the field work on on Nosy Be (with CL), in Sahamalaza Peninsula (with TH and IR), on the ridge of Andrafiamena (with IR) and in Ankarana (with IR).
Rheological modeling and dissipated energy methodologies conceptualized as part of the study indicated that rubber inclusions in asphalt binder would aid in the improvement of the materials' rutting resistance.
Originally conceptualized as part of extrinsic teaching motivation and in consistence with this, it intercorrelates most highly with the ExternalTM factor of the PTMQ.
Anti-abortion deployments of ultrasound imagery have been conceptualized as part of a broader reframing of abortion as an object of medical, rather than religious, knowledge (Franklin 1991; Petchesky 1987).
OCD is essentially an impulse-control disorder, commonly comorbid to symptoms like compulsive shopping and/or sex, pathological gambling, Tourette's syndrome [ 7, 8], and may also be conceptualized as part of the addictive disorder spectrum [ 9].
Collectivism (individuals consistently conceptualized as part of a larger group and expected to subordinate personal goals to those of the group) and Confucianism (in which harmony and obedience are viewed as virtues) are underlying characteristics of the family's strong influence on medical decision-making in Japan [ 9].
Within this framework, the ascending cholinergic system can be conceptualized as part of the top-down control system emanating within the prefrontal cortex by which control is exerted over processing resources in the parietal attention system and in sensory cortices (Sarter et al., 2005).
The interventions promoting empowerment can be conceptualized as being part of a process that enables the development of the capacity to choose, to make sound decisions and to act according to one's preference [ 16].
Since the early 1990s, some researchers have suggested that the impulse control disorders (ICDs) might be conceptualized as a part of an obsessive compulsive spectrum based on their clinical characteristics, familial transmission, and response to both pharmacological and psychosocial treatment interventions [ 1– 3].
