Sentence examples for idea of frailty from inspiring English sources
On a conceptual level, these models (1st and 2nd order) do not fit in with the idea of frailty.
21 Building around the idea of frailty as an age-independent marker of risk, many definitions of frailty have been proposed over the years, ranging from narrow definitions involving purely physical aspects (ie, physical phenotype) to much broader definitions which, in addition to physical factors (eg, physical signs, comorbidities, disabilities), also include cognitive and psychosocial aspects.
I just liked the idea of real frailty penciled into Joe Torre's lineup at this time of year, instead of the virtual All-Star team my 13-year-old son complains about from time to time.
Our idea is that a multidimensional concept of frailty that takes into account both physical and psychosocial aspects is more useful in understanding the decline in autonomy in older adults.
The idea of clandestine human relationships and their frailty in an insecure environment was explored in the changing voices of the narrator, a method that communicated a sense of fear and of an imminent apocalypse.
If there is evidence of frailty, it is in the provisional derivativeness by which young artists latch on to evolving ideas of the day.
On the other hand, such vulnerability may vary depending on genetic, behavioral, or social characteristics, supporting the idea of having a specific evaluation to assess frailty according to countries or regions.
The admission of frailty.
He abhors whining or admissions of frailty.
The same is true of frailty.
