Sentence examples for the current notion from inspiring English sources

We set out to examine how the synergy concept is currently conceptualized and concluded that the current notion does not differ from complementarity.

That distinction is the foundation of the current notion of race.

She explains that the current notion of incentives emerged in three spheres in the early 20th century.

Remembering this allows you to be properly shocked by the current notion that the housing shortage is merely an opportunity for one generation to fleece the next.

Gradually, however, the current notion of Biophilia took shape: an album whose songs interweave natural and musicological themes, interpreted in lectures, software and performance.

"And of course you would want to re-create it in the current notion of what it ought to have been".

In medieval Christendom "man's stature"—the current notions, in other words, about human nature and its place in the universe was at once gigantic and dwarfish.

Our initial analysis of the sgn3 mutant challenges the current notions of the role of the Casparian strip as a required barrier for most or all elements.

In this paper we provide an overview of the current notions of the biomechanical principles of the interspinous process devices, as well as in experimental and clinical studies.

It has been documented that patients enrolled in RCTs rarely typify the patients seen in clinical practice [ 19], and our data illustrate that the concept of cure encompasses more than can be captured by single scale scores and the current notions of response and remission.

Current notion supports the existence of a 'pre-cachectic stage' which represents the first of the three stages of cachexia (Fearon et al, 2011).