Sentence examples for phenomena of disability from inspiring English sources

Consequently, feminist philosophers such as Annette Baier (1986 , 1987, Eva Kittay (1998), Martha Nussbaum (2001, 2006), and Iris Marion Young (1990a; 1990b) have pioneered the exploration of more inclusive alternative theories (to mention just a few leading feminists whose theories have been influenced by a concern to address the phenomena of disability adequately).

This phenomenon of disability disparity was not demonstrated by other studies using tools that neglected the spiritual sphere [ 26, 27].

While there are a number of ways of describing disability, the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) [ 10], provides one of the more comprehensive frameworks available to describe the complex and multidimensional phenomenon of disability.

In part as well, the ICF provides an informational model of functioning and disability (see Figure 1 above) that is true to the complex character of disability phenomena.

Additional inquiry into changing social perceptions of disability in Haiti would be a valuable contribution to better understand the phenomenon suggested here.

Conducting science from the specific view point of disability is an additional step on the path of acquiring 'a total comprehension of the phenomena around us and our existence.' That is the explicit aim of Stephen Hawking.

Diminishing the risk of disability indicates that the back programme had a positive impact on this complex and resistant phenomenon.

Definitions of disability vary considerably.

What degree of disability?

He often has some kind of disability.

"People expect a certain image of disability.