Sentence examples for conceptualized to either from inspiring English sources

Currently, anti-angiogenic tumor therapy is conceptualized to either "normalize" dysfunctional tumor vasculature, or to prevent recruitment of circulating endothelial precursors into the tumor.

Targeted drug delivery systems are conceptualized to overcome this challenge.

The Turing test was conceptualized to evaluate our progress in AI, but it largely ignores this reality.

As oppose to their previous collaborations, the video was conceptualized to be edgy and comical.

The video was conceptualized to be very fantasy-like and surreal.

Goal orientation can be conceptualized as either situation- or person-centered (Maehr and Zusho 2009).

Historically, personality has been conceptualized through either categorical or dimensional models.

This finding is in line with how many evolutionary biologists conceptualize the two concepts, where evolutionary change is attributed to either natural selection or genetic drift (e.g., Orr 1998).

Tidying, then, is intimate work, and therefore sensitive to conceptualizing and to the subtleties of slogans.

The delegates are also nearing agreement on a fund, conceptualized a year ago, to help developing nations adapt to climate change.

The series was conceptualized specifically for Instagram's format of image plus a short caption; the format is ubiquitous yet unique because the text can be used to either highlight and exaggerate certain elements of the image, or to create a contradiction and a conflict with what's being presented.