Sentence examples for conceptualized as encompassing from inspiring English sources

The main outcome in the current analysis was the change in each of the five dimensions of HRQL, conceptualized as encompassing physical, mental and emotional dimensions, as well as the number and burden of obesity-specific symptoms.

HR-QOL is a multidimensional construct, the components of which have been conceptualized as encompassing physiological factors, symptom status, functional health, general health perceptions, and overall quality of life[ 11] and this conceptual model has received some empirical validation recently in a retrospective analysis of an HIV health care cohort[ 12].

These risk factors have been conceptualized as static or dynamic.

In accordance with the World Health Organization's multidimensional definition of health [ 6], we conceptualize HRQL as encompassing physical, mental and emotional dimensions as well as the burden of obesity specific symptoms.

At People, the assemblage is as encompassing as the name.

In this study, relational reasoning is conceptualized as a construct encompassing analogical, anomalous, antinomous, and antithetical reasoning.

Identity is therefore conceptualized as an ongoing process that encompasses the 'sense of self' created through social interactions.

We have conceptualized 'migrant friendly maternity care' (MFMC) as encompassing physical and psychosocial care by professionals with international migrants that are supportive in nature and specific to care provided during pregnancy, birth, or post-birth either in or outside hospital settings.

Thus, intrinsic plasticity is conceptualized as fundamentally different from synaptic plasticity which does not encompass such a state change.

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