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While this signaling inevitably contributes to the proliferative capacity of tumor cells, it is often conceived to do so in a hierarchical manner, by amplifying the activity of afferent signaling, ultimately converging on those genes that control cell cycle progression.

The disease in Figure 3a may seem to depend on a single molecule (gene) only, or at least that is how it is often conceived.

Life after death is often conceived as mysterious and other-worldly, but it is not necessarily so.

Suicide attempt is often conceived as a result of mounting inner distress, but it can also be seen as an event in its own right choosing death and experiencing injuries, intensive care unit treatment and often stigmatization.

The battle over math education is often conceived as a referendum on progressive ideals, with those on the reform side as the clear winners.

The doctrine of ahiṃsā, or noninjury to others, is often conceived symbolically as a deer, and the ideal of a holy place is represented as a place where the deer roams freely.

An earthly paradise is often conceived of as existing in a time when heaven and earth were very close together or actually touching, and when humans and gods had free and happy association.

While the newsletter is often conceived as a one-way product from producer to consumer, as BuzzFeed's Anne Helen Petersen notes in her feature on Lenny, within the resurging culture of the newsletter is the potential for a throwback to letter-writing, which seems to be the case with the platform TinyLetter – a subsidiary of MailChimp.

Science diplomacy is often conceived as the use of the "soft powers" of scientific collaboration to smoothen the political relations between two or more nations.

The Renaissance is closely linked to the rise of humanism as a style of thought, and humanism is often conceived of as a rival and antagonist of scholasticism.

In the psychological literature, subjective risk is often conceived as the individual's overall assessment of the seriousness of a danger or alleged danger.