Sentence examples for models of ill from inspiring English sources

In medical anthropology, studies explore aspects of the culture that relate to health, illness and disease; from explanatory models of ill health; stigmatisation; and health practitioners usage and practice through to reasons for compliance with treatment [ 47- 49].

Explanatory models of ill health and misfortunes provide answers used by individuals to explain, organize, and communicate their ill health and manage particular episodes of impaired wellbeing [ 15].

The metaphor of "four winds" in the DISEASE category is based on a Chinese specific model of ill-health and its etiology, and the metaphor of "tiger" in the VERMIN category exploits Chinese specific conception of power and culturally inherited emotional associations with tiger-slaying heroism.

In parallel, mechanistic computational models have given an abstracted sense of how the inflammatory "clock" works, leading to in silico models of critically ill individuals and populations.

A set of linear models of an ill-conditioned two-product distillation column is used for controller design.

We intentionally create animal models of human ills, but are nonetheless sometimes surprised by what appears when we look in that mirror.

The objective of this paper is to develop an order estimation algorithm for model identification of ill-conditioned processes using subspace methods.

Next to child characteristics, the predictive model includes characteristics of ill parents and, if present, healthy spouses.

His sculpture "85 Union Street" (2003) looked abstract but was a miniature model of the ill-fated 1970s space station Skylab that he made of dirt from under his childhood home in Vermont.

Unfortunately, little research exists on court-based models of support for mentally ill individuals (although other court programs, like drug courts have generated considerable research), and program evaluations are sparse, often yielding equivocal results.

From a modeling perspective one might wonder: Should a voltage-based model of cortex be ill posed or "almost ill posed"?