Sentence examples for perspective on the concept from inspiring English sources

"It was an amazing perspective on the concept of war going back to the beginning of time," Mr. Siebel said.

The development of the BISOC brings to the field of Organizational Behavior a new perspective on the concept and measurement of OCB and can therefore contribute to the theoretical discussion that pervades the research on this construct.

"The aim was to deliver an alternative perspective on the concept of a skyscraper," Pudo says.

It is also an entertaining journey through Ford's personal perspective on the concept of Darwinian agriculture – something he has clearly thought about for some time.

Accessing health services through research participation also offers a different perspective on the concept of therapeutic misconception by highlighting systemic inequities in health delivery as a fundamental condition shaping the desire to participate in research.

Here, we present a European consensus on disease-modifying trials in Alzheimer's disease, agreed under the auspices of the European Alzheimer's Disease Consortium and based on the European perspective of the concept of disease modification, study designs, the role for biomarkers, risk benefit, and pharmacoeconomic issues.

FM and OB developed the perspective of the concept.

In this book, Nurcan and her coeditors have collected 20 contributions from leading researchers in information systems engineering, presenting a comprehensive overview of today's different perspectives on the concept of intention in the information systems community.

The professional participants were carefully and specifically chosen with the aim of obtaining a broad range of perspectives on the concept under study from different disciplines with various levels of experience [ 25, 26].

Yet, the term is surprisingly new in health system debate and the common response to its use is 'what does that mean?' This supplement advances the conversation by exploring varied perspectives on the concept of people centred health systems (PCHS).

Thus, we were not able to ask key informants about their perspectives on the concept of epistemic community in general and the development of such communities in Canada and internationally.