Sentence examples for views disease from inspiring English sources

One commonly used model views disease in terms of susceptibility and exposure factors.

Allostasis views disease not as the product of fundamental abnormality of given biological mechanisms but rather as the relative persistence or rigidity of system set points that renders systems (and the organism as a whole) less capable of dynamic adaptation.

A social science perspective, which views disease interacting in a larger cultural, historical, geographical, and biological framework, has potential for contributing to the challenges that global health presents.

Lange views diseases as natural kinds of incapacities.

He knew well how to describe illness clearly and concisely and recorded failures as well as successes; he viewed disease with the eye of the naturalist and studied the entire patient in his environment.

By the latter half of the nineteenth century, the medical community began viewing disease in purely chemical and physical terms, so by 1900 placebos fell out of favor as therapy.

These two groups oftentimes view disease at different scales: the former focused on individual health and the latter on population health (e.g., growth rates).

Patient adherence to treatment seems low and, at least in part, this seems to reflect traditional beliefs, from different sources, that view disease as a transient imbalance that, once corrected, does not require continuing treatment.

We tend to view diseases like tuberculosis (or cholera, as Sonia Shah points out in her new book, "Pandemic") as being confined to the poor, the dirty, the foreign, when in fact we are all one species and all equally at risk, which is why we have public-health laws in the first place.

It is common for scientists -- especially those who don't often work with patients -- to view diseases from the outside looking in.

In this view, diseases and other sufferings were sent as a chastisement, which people had to accept.