Sentence examples for conceptualization of death from inspiring English sources

The analysis has shown a diverse and coherent conceptualization of death according to whether the subjects believe or not in individual life after death.

Justifications included, "I wish I will die pure not well-dressed because I will go into soil"., and "In the last moments, what is important is the inside (essence) not the outside (appearance)."; indicating different conceptualization of death rituals.

In the supportive background of this consensus on the cardiopulmonary standard hovered several general definitions or conceptualizations of death.

The answers show two different and coherent conceptualizations of death, according to whether the subjects believe or not in individual life after death.

As well as the categories derived from literature [ 11, 13, 14, 19- 37], other categories have been considered from conceptualizations of good death taken from the authors' reflections and experience (Table 2).

This raises a broader question of whether there is a need for a new conceptualization of the cause of death that captures the diverse range of alcohol-related pathologies.

The recent advancement in HIV therapy and improved treatment of its associated opportunistic infections has transformed the conceptualization of AIDS from a prospect of death to one of management of a chronic illness.

(Government Official, South Africa) IHS, India helped draw national policy makers' attention to cause-of-death statistics and was one of the first stakeholders within India to contribute to the conceptualization of family health insurance policy.

In recent decades, the debate over the definition of death has generally been understood as a competition between the approaches discussed here: traditional, whole-brain (or brainstem), and higher-brain standards and their corresponding conceptualizations.

Importantly, in an emerging conceptualization of their activity, DIMEs not only originate with death, they propagate it.

On the other hand, appropriate epidemiologic conceptualization of the candidates at risk of fetal, perinatal and neonatal death leads to the fetuses-at-risk approach and eliminates the crossover paradox.