conception造句
91. Conclusions- Increasing waist-hip ratio is negatively associated with the probability of conception per cycle, before and after adjustment for confounding factors.
92. Given the conception we have, are mental events as we have conceived them excluded from being physical?
93. This allies closely with the contemporary conception of the professions as among the most stable elements in society.
94. What, then, to pick up our last theme, is the carry-over of this conception into the culture of society?
95. A principle of inquiry can not be something that may keep us from recognizing a clear and settled conception.
96. Hayek views the growing dominance of the conception of law as thesis as posing a grave threat to liberty.
97. Hasn't he any conception of the devastation caused to this planet by burning fossil fuels?
98. They disliked this egoistic conception of man, and they suspected that egoistic motives might not be sufficient to underpin morality.
99. It is true enough to say that we would have no conception of it.
100. Since its conception, two of the airlines that used the old airport as a hub have disappeared.
101. If they can do so before conception, the period of pregnancy will be much less stressful.
102. Bereavement counselling - where there is no hope of conception or repeated attempts at treatment have not resulted in conception.
103. In others, abortion was treated matter-of-factly, with the products of conception disposed of unceremoniously.
104. Definitions are useful only in so far as they encapsulate a particular conception or theory of the phenomena one wishes to study.
105. Gilligan sees this as a morality of responsibility that stands apart from the morality of rights underlying Kohlberg's conception.
106. Poulantzas therefore develops his theory by elaborating his conception of the capitalist state and tracing its connection with the class struggle.
107. Indeed it would be difficult to imagine how children were able to use language to communicate if no such conception were present.
108. The grouping demonstrates Henry's clerks' clear conception of the administrative geography of the county.
109. Meaning, as the most simple and most common conception has it, is displaced from one word on to another.
110. The grant of a patent can too often assume a talismanic significance for those closely involved in its conception and development.
111. It is through the conception of historical time as a continuum that the past becomes a coherent object.
112. They gave information, instruction, and medical advice to married persons as to the means of preventing conception....
113. We do have a clear and settled conception of standard effects.
114. It is a grand conception; whether it is a useful one may be a matter of opinion.
115. The first and traditional conception of the company might be labelled the fiction/concession theory.
116. Some women sense a change from the moment of conception and know they are pregnant before they miss a period.
117. These watercolours are actually very close in conception to the heavenly scenes of her decorations.
118. The human touch, the intuition and a more abstract conception of reality were now considered fundamental to art.
119. The main elements of this conception can be set out very briefly in the following way.
120. Here, it scarcely needs stating, we have in mind a traditional, negative conception of liberty.
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