Sentence examples for extant conceptions from inspiring English sources
But extant conceptions of the customers' role in the labor process require expansion.
In Almedom's conception, a "resilience index" would comprise social capital, sense of coherence, and related extant psychological concepts [ 10].
Although other extant tools for assessing NOS conceptions provide much more robust measurements (Bell and Lederman [2003]; Abd-El-Khalick [2001]; Lederman [1999]), they are decidedly more labor-intensive to score and not easily implemented via the online tools and under the Institutional Review Board guidelines approved for this study.
But is there better product design extant?
Such cultural processes, defined as inter-subjective conceptions that draw on, reproduce, and revise extant social narratives, are a missing link connecting individual-level schema and macro-level structures.
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.
The conception of Polynesian art that is gained from extant objects is therefore incomplete and must be corrected and amplified through the study of early writings and drawings.
Extant literature shows that unwanted pregnancies at the time of conception are more likely to end up in abortion compared with wanted pregnancies.
We identified three alternate conceptions during our interviews: that newly derived traits would be more widespread in extant species than would be ancestral traits, that evolution proceeds solely by anagenesis, and that lineages must become more complex over time.
