0 past simple and past participle of view --
1 to have a particular opinion or way of thinking about someone or something: --
2 to watch something: --
Pregnancy for this community of practice is simply viewed as one of the things that women "do" and requires no special discussion.
Indeed, safety can be viewed as an emergent property of the medication process.
The model can therefore be viewed as the "default" reading process.
The similarity of the bilingual and monolingual outcomes can, however, be viewed positively.
However, they seek to maintain objectivity to the science, and hence other broader-based methods are viewed as being un-scientific.
The livestock element has tended to be viewed by scientists as an adjunct to crops, to which it contributes manure and draught power.
Real phenomena must be viewed in terms of as many dimensions as possible because they exist simultaneously in an infinite number of them.
If the world is viewed as rewarding and soothing, then further development and identity differentiation can proceed.
