Примеры использования These determinants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both of these determinants on the basis of being in good health.
Universal access to medical care is an important determi nant of health, butso far, few of these determinants have been addressed in the Region.
Finally, all these determinants of growth have mutually reinforcing effects.
A literature review of publications that have analysed determinants that influence vaccination uptake, andsubsequent thematic analysis of these determinants.
Changes in these determinants may result in health effects that may be.
They may, over time, influence genetic disposition to some diseases,although genetic inheritance of many types of ill health has not been traced to these determinants 330.
These determinants include entomological parameters(such as mosquito biting behaviour), human factors and environmental conditions.
Research in Kenya confirmed that the identification of these determinants benefited from multisectoral partnerships and required more and better data.
Although these determinants have so far been considered at the country level, they can theoretically be considered at a much more disaggregated level.
Domestic psychological school models are compared with associanism, behaviorism, gestalt psychology andPiaget determination models on the number of options allocated to these determinants, types of causal chains and types of links between causal chains.
These determinants ensure that every poor Palestine refugee family is treated(classified) equally, based on its poverty and welfare levels.
To reduce mortality as a whole, it is important to emphasize these determinants and the need for interventions that make the greatest difference for children most at risk.
These determinants include water flow, water pathways, flow seasonality, water table and water quality/chemical composition.
The right to development, or the right to the process of development, in which all human rights and fundamental freedoms can be realized is proposing a qualitatively different approach, where considerations of equity andjustice are primary determinants of development and the whole structure of development is shaped by these determinants.
Clearly, these determinants play a relatively stronger role the more a country is disadvantaged by its geographical position.
Recognizing that health inequities arise from social determinants of health, that is, the societal conditions in which people are born, grow, live,work and age, and that these determinants include experiences in their early years, education, economic status, employment and decent work, housing and environment, and effective systems of preventing and treating ill health.
After controlling these determinants, the effect of trade liberalization on revenues and the fiscal deficit depends on the existing level of trade restrictions.
There is new scientific evidence and practical experience to support this statement: on the impact of health and nutritional status(such as iodine deficiency) and early stimulation on the development of the brain; on the importance of early socialization patterns and the quality of the child's immediate environment; andon the critical influence these determinants have on later physical, cognitive, emotional and social development.
The majority of these determinants have a direct influence on access to the health services that are essential for preventing maternal mortality.
These determinants were important to design policy responses and could be classified according to what they influence: access, usage or uptake.
In its approach, andparticularly with regard to the fourth of these determinants, the United Kingdom has closely followed the guidance as set out in the Conference of European Statisticians Recommendations for the 2010 Census of Population and Housing, which has provided the basis of a useful model.
These determinants are presently the focus of the WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Health that the Special Rapporteur briefly highlighted in his last report to the General Assembly.
Action on these determinants of health, both for vulnerable groups and the entire population, is essential to create inclusive, equitable, economically productive and healthy societies.
Actions on these determinants of health, for both vulnerable groups and the entire population, are essential to create inclusive, equitable, economically productive and healthy societies.
Some of these determinants are common to many countries:- The conflict between work and family labor, particularly for women- Ideational changes: ex. rise in personal autonomy- Rise in uncertainty, etc.
Recognition of these determinants and the need to take action has been a catalyst for the development of"Health in All" policies and"whole of Government" responses, as noted in the Political Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases.
These determinants-"the Russia factor,""the Ukraine(non-)factor," the want of third-party relations, and the weakness of third-party relations at the moment-have arguably been some of the most definitive factors shaping and shaking up the stances of these countries on this complex crisis.
These social determinants drive the prevalence and impact of disease.
Previous chapters have described some of these social determinants of health.
These possible determinants are of paramount importance to explain further certain pathologies presented by s.