Sentence examples for to better conceive from inspiring English sources

Assessing the impact of disasters is also important to better understand the causalities to better conceive preparedness and coping strategies.

Such information may be important to better conceive the overall extent to which oral health conditions influence cognitive functioning.

For example, studies of the association of environmental exposures with selected epigenetic events as endpoints (rather than intermediates in a complex pathway) may be fruitful and will likely help us better conceive of studies to elucidate an entire pathway, from an exposure acting at least in part through epigenetic mechanisms to disease risk.

The speakers help give form to what isn't visible; we can better conceive of the sound's physicality.

This study finds that factors relevant to service quality are better conceived as its antecedents rather than its components and that customer satisfaction strongly mediates the effect of service quality on behavioral intentions.

Thus, the opposition to reason said to characterize fideism is perhaps better conceived as a rejection of a particular account of reason one the so-called fideist regards as overly narrow and restrictive or of the applicability to religion of a particular way of reasoning.

"[P]iracy is better conceived as a failure of affordable access to media in legal markets".

I have rarely read-heard a better conceived, better written, more unbearable sentence.

A pork osso bucco with fennel was better conceived but also poorly prepared.

The contrast between father and son could not have been better conceived by Chekhov.

His buildings were better conceived than Wren's or Adam's, better made than those of Frank Lloyd Wright, an admirer.