Thus Bohr makes the problematic suggestion that the very expression "Niels' system" refers to conditions for predicting the future behavior of Niels' system.
That name - "chronic disease prevention and care" - is kind of a mouthful, but it refers to conditions like obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
Congenital thrombophilia refers to inborn conditions (and usually hereditary, in which case "hereditary thrombophilia" may be used) that increase the tendency to develop thrombosis, while, on the other hand, acquired thrombophilia refers to conditions that arise later in life.
The first refers to conditions affecting children's neurological development with a known genetic or acquired etiology, such as Fragile X syndrome or fetal alcohol syndrome.
In general EE refers to conditions that provide increased social, cognitive, and physical stimulation [ 16, 17].
COPD refers to conditions characterised by chronic or recurrent obstruction of air flow, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
Legitimacy refers to the moral authority of decision makers; fairness refers to conditions of the decision making process that render the outcomes morally acceptable.
Most often, persistent pain refers to conditions where the pain lacks an obvious biological value and is beyond normal tissue healing (Harstall & Ospina, 2003).
A third limitation refers to conditions in which the variations in intravascular pressure induced by mechanical ventilation are of small amplitude.
'Secondary IAH' refers to conditions that do not originate from the abdomino-pelvic region (for example, sepsis/shock, polytrauma, cardiopulmonary disease, intoxications, or burns).
