But the study showed that from September to November there were both more conceptions and a higher ratio of boys to girls conceived than would be expected or could be chalked up to chance.
Interviews with all staff members instead of the eleven participants might possibly have resulted in even more conceptions but were practically impossible to perform due to resource limitations having in mind that the collected material is already extensive.
Distilling the examples of the German Romantics, the Barbizon artists and the Hudson River School, Inness forged a less-is-more conception of pictorial unity that was years ahead of its time.
Nevertheless, the fact that Dürer was adopting a more modern conception, a conception inspired by classicism and humanism, is indicative of his basically Italian orientation.
The literature on natural kinds (cf. Mill 1884) has tended to adopt a more restricted conception of kinds, although articulating that conception is not straightforward.
They instead favour a somewhat more complex conception of positive self-concept as a reflection of the ideologies and social values of the perceiver.
The more a conception of justice satisfies these formal constraints of right, the more reason the parties have to choose that conception.
It is necessary to differentiate between a general concept and more specific conceptions of toleration (see also Forst 2003, 2012b).
could have helped foster a more robust conception of marriage.
Surely a more plausible conception of God couldn't hurt.
