Sentence examples for valid conception from inspiring English sources

In fact, one side has, insufficient though it is, a credible and empirically valid conception of how the mix of spending and taxing might help us in the current circumstances.

Furthermore, we observed no significant reduction in gestational age in relation to PCB groupings or concentrations despite having a valid estimate of conception.

The critical notions constituting solids out of their plane sections and assigning weights to geometric figures were not formally valid within the standard conceptions of Greek geometry, and Archimedes admitted this.

I think the materialist conception of history is valid.

(Deresiewicz thinks that Ivy League students live in a "bubble of privilege," with a "narrow conception of what constitutes a valid life: affluence, credentials, prestige").

Intervention studies that assess whether probiotic lactobacilli could impact fertility and conception would also be highly valid and probably a better approach than antibiotics.

This draft, approved in a referendum in September by 79 percent of the valid votes cast, embodied de Gaulle's conceptions of how France should be governed.

It enables them to do this by citing what are publicly recognized among them as valid and sufficient reasons singled out by that conception itself…the aim of justice as fairness, then, is practical: it presents itself as a conception of justice that may be shared by citizens as a basis of a reasoned, informed, and willing political agreement.

Thus, their conception of Stegosaurus would include three valid species (S. armatus, S. homheni, and S. mjosi) and would range from the Late Jurassic of North America and Europe to the Early Cretaceous of Asia.

He provided a logically valid argument based on modal logic; he uses the conception of properties, ultimately concluding with God's existence.

The conception of Edmontosaurus that emerged included three valid species: the type E. regalis, E. annectens (including Anatosaurus edmontoni, emended to edmontonensis), and E. saskatchewanensis.