Sentence examples for extant concept from inspiring English sources

Google's taking an extant concept and making it simpler and better, or so we hope — it's kind of what they do.

Moreover, we argue that it has advantages over extant organizing concepts characterizing illness narratives.

In Almedom's conception, a "resilience index" would comprise social capital, sense of coherence, and related extant psychological concepts [ 10].

In this regard, we social scientists are subject to similar time regimes in which the application of extant STS concepts and methods promises a more efficient route into knowledge production and its representation.

To continue to identify key concepts targeted by the various instruments and prevalent student alternative conceptions in the STEM disciplines, the meeting participants identified items from extant multiple-choice concept inventory assessments, such as the GCA and the Comprehensive Assessment of Outcomes from a First Course in Statistics (CAOS) to adapt to constructed-response formats.

4 These three items were part of a 27 item sexual self-concept inventory, and all 27 items were carefully selected from 13 extant sexual self-concept scales.

However, we further explore the potential of this activity by making use of the properties of genealogical trees (including the concepts of inheritance or the time to the most recent common ancestor) explored in the second activity here described and by discussing with the students the role of natural selection and genetic drift in the origin of extant species (see concepts workflow in Figure 1).

Extant research supports the concept of cognitive vulnerability to depression among adults, and support is accruing for the validity of this concept among children.

This reinforces the concept that extant species cannot be "primitive" or "advanced".

Here, we synthesize relevant concepts and extant methodologies to guide investigators in study design and execution.

However, there is evidence in extant literature that human concepts of motion in space and the representation of spatial relationships is a class of knowledge that frequently recruits modal simulation and that the body should thus serve as an inroads to promoting domain-relevant understanding of spatial concepts.