Sentence examples for conceptualizing it as from inspiring English sources

The goal is then to design and build a device specifically for imaging the function and anatomy of cancer in the most optimal and effective way, without conceptualizing it as combined PET and CT.

The paper not only underlines the importance of thinking geographically about the pre-modern world, but also goes some way towards 'peopling' the medieval countryside, conceptualizing it as a landscape brought into being through the attitudes and actions of those living and working within it.

Manson began conceptualizing it as he wrote the songs, and Brown and Manson worked in tandem to realize the imagery after deciding to do the work themselves.

It was no one's job at my university to hear or care what had happened to me and I did not conceptualize it as a workplace issue, but rather as a personal one cloaked in fear, shame and silence.

Integration as a process is meant to conceptualize it as an on-going development instead of a result once achieved (Penninx & Martiniello, 2004).

Theists believe that even though the object of their ultimate concern transcends all finite realities it is more like a person than anything else with which we are ordinarily familiar, and typically conceptualize it as a maximally perfect person.

The emergence of solar energy may be understood as a surprise, but it would be more accurate to conceptualize it as a discontinuity, building over time as an outcome of various developments, eventually intertwining with each other.

Rather than regarding fluency as a distinct dimension parallel to other dimensions of depth, it might be better to conceptualize it as an all-encompassing ability tied with all other aspects of knowledge (see Daller et al. 2007), including form-meaning connection (i.e., the focus of vocabulary breadth tests) as well as lexical network knowledge.

We have to conceptualize it as doing this to treat a condition.

The relationship between the central and local governments in China has been an interesting research topic, Lieberthal (1992) called it "fragmented authoritarianism" and Landry (2008) conceptualized it as "decentralized authoritarianism".

Estabrooks [ 2] defined overall research utilization as the use of any kind of research in any way in clinical practice and conceptualized it as an omnibus and multidimensional construct [ 2, 7].