Sentence examples for elaborated notion from inspiring English sources

More recently, there have been major refinements to the concepts of prodromal and critical periods for early psychosis to include the more elaborated notion of clinical staging, thereby capturing a greater continuum of the journey from early symptoms to established illness 11 Further, the concept has been broadened to include young people with emerging mood disorders.

He elaborated the notion of "social capability," arguing that poor economies would not develop automatically.

Out of this elsewhere compulsion he elaborated his notion of mankind as nomad, most explicitly developed in "The Songlines" but also igniting the ingenious and unexpected insights of his other wanderings.

The 19th-century writers on progress took up and elaborated the notion that conflict is an essential part of a progressive narrative.

Also he elaborated the notion of self-regulation (Bandura [1991]), the ability to take control over your own learning objectives, learning activities, learning environment and assessment of progress.

Japanese scholars have elaborated the notion of 'physiological futility' of a medical treatment, connoting the irreversibility of an already advanced pathological state.

Then there was the more elaborate notion that collapsed a few years ago of its own weight, along with the economy and the political career of Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

The authors begin with elaborating this notion.

Egypt's Center Party, a group that struggled for 16 years to win a license from the ousted government, may go furthest here in elaborating the notion of post-Islamism.

In this paper we capture and augment this perspective through elaborating the notion of momentariness.

In The Structure of Behavior, he elaborates the notion of three types of Gestalten, namely, the physical, the vital and that of the human order.