This need is supported by Kim [ 44, 51] whose model and concept of "human living" encompasses the environment, interactions and phenomena in patients' lives, all of which can be used to help patients live their lives with their health problems.
Human habitat is a broad term, encompassing the totality of the environment that human beings need to survive, interact with each other, and thrive.
Particularly, the wireless wave will be diffracted, scattered, and absorbed by the terrain, trees, building, vehicles, people, etc. that encompasses the propagation environment as it traverses the path from a transmitter to a receiver.
As opposed to the "tabletop enterprises" represented by ambitious films like Western Spaghetti and Fresh Guacamole, his latest short encompasses the entire environment, as well as for the first time his full face and body.
The report, published by the Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility and the Science and Environmental Health Network, uses a broad definition of environment, encompassing the physical, biological, social, and cultural contexts in which our lives are rooted.
In this tool, the work environment was defined as encompassing the availability of drugs, supplies, and equipment; provider's receipt of training, feedback, and supervision; compensation; staffing; safety; and fulfilment.
The 'environment' that malaria parasites experience throughout their life-cycle is remarkably complex as it encompasses the internal biotic environment of at least two other living organisms (the host and vector), and the external environment experienced by those organisms.
Such a structure would include subjects, instruments, and environments, while the environments encompass the concepts of rules, community, and division of duties.
This framework encompasses the effect of the environment, the topology, and the traffic intensity.
This approach will allow us to develop an explanation of the study objectives that encompasses the range of environments in which Primary Care is delivered.
