Sentence examples for lay definitions of from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of lay definitions of active ageing, successful ageing and QoL [ 13 19] show considerable overlap between these concepts.

While lay perceptions of successful ageing, active ageing and QoL have been reported, 14– 16 there are few reports of lay definitions of well-being.

Lay definitions of active ageing were also more dynamic, compared with definitions of quality of life and successful ageing.

Lay definitions of these terms, however, might differ from those of clinicians, and such discrepancies can present a barrier to communication between the health profession and the public.

"But if you look at the lay definition of wisdom, many people would agree it's the idea of someone who can make good unbiased judgement".

If I had to choose one phrase to sum up America's efforts against terrorism since 9/11, it would be that lay definition of mental illness, doing the same thing over and over expecting different results.

What separates the first group from the second has to do with the lay definition of normal and pathological states.

The lay definition of 'habit' as frequent, regular or persistent behaviour is unsatisfactory because it offers no explanatory mechanism for these characteristics, and is not discussed further.

The British Medical Association have provided a lay definition of cancer as, 'any of a group of diseases in which symptoms are due to the unrestrained growth of cells in one of the body organs or tissues'.

A lay definition of a fall ('an unexpected event in which you come to rest on the ground, floor, or lower level') was provided in the survey to ensure that the falls data obtained was accurate [ 32].

At the core of the battle of narratives lies a definition of rights that has allowed both parties to ensure that peace negotiations do not produce the kind of painful compromises on both sides needed to achieve a definitive resolution of their deep-seated conflict.