At the time of conceptualization of our study and during the study (2006 2010) RDTs had not yet been evaluated on large scale in the countryside let alone if used by CHWs in community projects.
Further, this study will provide additional information about vitamin E TPGS effect on blood components which otherwise had not been documented during the time of conceptualization of this study.
At the same time, Butler's conceptualization of gender, from a different ontological perspective regarding the possibility of a self, has added to the discussion of 'doing gender' in critical ways, helping to sharpen the focus on performativity (1).
This has been demonstrated in the work of Ravaud and Stiker [ 7, 8] who describe how, over time and place, conceptualizations of the universal slip from the promotion of individual equality to a desire for sameness and assimilation.
Conclusions: The significant difference among the findings in the conceptualization of time emphasizes the need for a continuing connection with a group of peers.
The title of the exhibition references a term coined by Australian anthropologist William Stanner to illustrate Indigenous people's circular conceptualization of time, which weaves together past, future, and present.
Through many years searching for the truth about potential, I've become convinced that it's time for a broadened conceptualization of human intelligence that takes into account each person's unique package of personal characteristics, passions, goals, values, and developmental trajectory.
Sometimes, we combined different definitions from different standards and models, achieving a new definition; other times, we used the conceptualization underlying UFO to improve a definition given by a standard or model.
It may be possible to address the Shakespeare case by suggesting that the content of both Shakespeare's and the contemporary physician's belief is partly determined externalistically by the actual nature of blood and the actual nature of redness, despite the different conceptualizations over time (see §3.3 below).
The survey revealed good knowledge of the concept of evolution: the evolutionary process was perceived as a phenomenon requiring the conceptualization of 'deep time', in which natural history and human history do not coincide (Rossi 1984;Gee 1999).
The remaining QIs differed between time intervals, and cohort-specific conceptualization of QIs was required.
