Rates of schizophrenia approximately doubled for individuals conceived under conditions of nutrient deprivation during early gestation (Susser et al. 1996).
Health and birth records remained intact in three hospitals, and cohort studies traced the lifelong health and disease trajectories of individuals conceived and born during this time [ 105].
In the same age cohorts as were used in the genetic analyses the sex ratio was higher among individuals conceived during the wet seasons than among those conceived during the dry seasons (Pexact = 0.096, n = 291; calves culled in 1998 plus foetuses collected in 1996).
Individual singers conceive of their voice lines all carrying the same text as identical in principle, only sung at different levels.
From this stage, the individual can conceive of himself as a being possessing self-satisfiable desires and needs as a generic category — that is, in abstraction from any particular need.
This recognition enables the individual to conceive of future wants and desires which it is possible for him to satisfy, thereby representing a development of his will and reason.
"The mind and the body are one and the same individual, which is conceived now under the attribute of thought, now under the attribute of extension," he writes in book two of the Ethics.
Individual persons, if conceived of in isolation from their various social contexts, do not and cannot exist except as abstractions.
Instead of presenting participation in HE as having both public and personal benefits, neoliberalism places most emphasis on the latter: rather than a primary benefit of an educated society being society itself, the emphasis is on the individual, with HE conceived of as a financial investment in oneself, for which students are entitled to value for money (Holmwood, 2011; Williams, 2013).
Republicans are opposed to the social safety net that is pervasive in developed countries -- and the individual mandate was conceived as their answer.
