Sentence examples for dsm it from inspiring English sources

This in itself, Davies might argue, explains why there are more and more new "diseases" with each edition of the DSM: it isn't a function of scientific acumen identifying hitherto hidden maladies, but of iatrogenesis: doctor-created disease.

He says that psychiatric practice was so radically changed by Spitzer's DSM — it was, for the first time, at least nominally evidence-based — that it's impossible to compare reliability before and after.

In the context of traditional DSM, it includes the adoption of new uses of electricity and the installation of electric devices in places where fossil-fueled devices would otherwise have been used.

In order to support this claim and to realistically assess energy savings by DSM it is indispensable to have an accurate model of the LD power consumption as a function of the TP.

Whenever a profit is to be made by twisting the DSM, it will be twisted.

If you know one thing about the DSM, it's probably that this book is considered "the bible of psychiatry".

To compare the resources across the various DSMs it appeared preferable not to include the staff working in hospital wards as some DSMs (6 and 4) do not have psychiatric units at general hospitals and thus their patients are hospitalized in inpatient facilities of other DSMs (8 and 7).

With regard to L. reuteri strain DSM 17938, it was demonstrated that it improved LPS-induced intestinal morphological damage, including villus length and density [ 29].

DSM calls it the three-axis model.

Given the large financial investments required for DSM initiatives, it is important to have reliable and verifiable estimates of energy and demand impacts.

The strength equations were taken from the direct strength method, DSM, as it is presented in the North American AISI standard.