Specific smells can also be related to cultural practices, expressions and knowledge.
Second, families' shared ethno-cultural background, involving socio-cultural norms, values, forms of behaviour, communication and practices, intensifies the significance of ethno-culturally based care practices, expressions of involvement, information-seeking strategies, and the need to participate in medical decision making.
We Americans find it easy to assume that political cut-throats are just misunderstood delinquents and that their tyrannical practices are expressions of cultural differences we should tolerate.
Thus Basil of Caesarea, a 4th-century Church Father and bishop, claimed that certain practices and expressions not mentioned in the New Testament such as facing East for prayer, the renunciation of Satan before baptism, the threefold immersion, the words for invoking the Spirit over the bread and cup are nevertheless of apostolic origin.
These include "practices, representations, expressions, knowledge and skills" that people everywhere see as part of their inheritance and what makes them who they are.
This perspective presented the most inclusive conceptualisation of non-coital or non-genital practices as expressions of intimacy, conceptualising sex as a private matter for couples, and not seeing a sexual relationship as central to quality of life in advanced stages of cancer.
Helmsley-Brown [ 28] emphasised that leaders were critical to establishing an evidence-based organisational culture and direction that encouraged and motivated reflection, criticism of existing practices, free expression of experiences, and use of research.
While genes designed to match host bias or maximizing CAI have expressed successfully in many instances [8], [9], clear relationships between these practices and expression are lacking.
Ms. Tarleton also met with Bridget Bowler, a speech therapist who is helping her learn to move her new lips — where nerve function typically takes the longest to return in transplant recipients — and practice facial expressions.
When he had to show feelings in a school play, Nancy wrote to a friend, "Adam has taken it very seriously, even practicing facial expressions in the mirror!" According to the state's attorney's report, when Adam was in fifth grade he said that he "did not think highly of himself and believed that everyone else in the world deserved more than he did".
Although we encountered many different ways of thinking through the implications of telecare systems in practice, and expressions of support for the need to more adequately address the needs of service users, there was little evidence of attempts to consult and include patients and carers in these processes (node b1-b3).
