Übersetzung für 'understanding of disease' von Englisch nach Deutsch

understanding of disease

Krankheitsverständnis {n}med.psych.

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lack of understanding

Verständnislosigkeit {f}

Mangel {m} an Verständnis

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understanding of science

Wissenschaftsverständnis {n}

understanding of philosophy

Philosophieverständnis {n}philos.

understanding of music

Musikverständnis {n}mus.

understanding of language

Sprachverständnis {n}ling.philos.

understanding of religion

Religionsverständnis {n}relig.

understanding of spirituality

Spiritualitätsverständnis {n}philos.relig.

understanding of life

Lebensverständnis {n}philos.relig.

understanding of grammar

Grammatikverständnis {n}ling.

understanding of mathematics

Mathematikverständnis {n}math.

process of understanding

Verstehensvorgang {m}

Verstehensprozess {m}

understanding of reality

Realitätsverständnis {n} [Verstehen]philos.

understanding of evolution

Evolutionsverständnis {n}biol.

problem of understanding

Verständnisproblem {n}

understanding of nature

Naturverständnis {n}philos.

hard of understanding {adj}

schwer von Begriffidiom

man of understanding

verständnisvoller Mensch {m}

spirit of understanding

Geist {m} des Verstehens

• Such research helps to improve understanding of disease, identify new approaches to management, and generate ideas to improve the products and services developed by pharmaceutical companies.
• IMM is devoted to human genome research with the aim of contributing to a better understanding of disease mechanisms, developing novel predictive tests, improving diagnostics tools, and developing new therapeutic approaches.
• is a Massachusetts based precision medicine company focused on the development of new therapies through a deeper understanding of disease.
• For cell-based approaches the utility of automated cell biology requires an examination of how automation and objective measurement can improve the experimentation and the understanding of disease.
• and "Is it just to destroy a human embryo if it has the potential to cure countless numbers of patients and further our understanding of disease?

• Fungal prions have provided a model for the understanding of disease-forming mammalian prions.
• Maps provide researchers with the opportunity to predict the inheritance patterns of specific traits, which can eventually lead to a better understanding of disease-linked traits.
• It was not until the 20th century when advancements in aseptic technique and the understanding of disease would play a significant role in the decrease of maternal mortality rates among many populations.
• The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame is a Canadian charitable organization, founded in 1994, that honours Canadians who have contributed to the understanding of disease and improving the health of people.
• In the 1990s, further major improvements, both immediate and especially long term became possible with better understanding of disease as a result of clinical research trials using IVUS and the development of stents to mechanically support POBA results.

• Modern understanding of disease is very different from the way it was understood in ancient Greece and Rome.
• Intuitively, the phenotypic disease network (PDN) can be seen as a map of the phenotypic space whose structure can contribute to the understanding of disease progression.
• As well as continuing his work on psychiatric genetics, he is currently undertaking research aimed at translating recent genetic findings into a greater understanding of disease mechanisms and into the development of novel biomarkers to aid classification and diagnosis.
• Synaptopathies are attracting research interest because they provide an insight into fundamental mechanisms of synaptic transmission and because an improved understanding of disease mechanisms may lead to new treatments.
• The massive and unprecedented scale of genomic data provided by the Human Genome Project has since revolutionized our understanding of disease biology ranging from cancer to cognitive impairment and continues to unfold new possibilities for integrating laboratory research and clinical practice to improve cancer control.

• Ishizuka's personality model, the Lifetrack model, fulfils all six conditions for measuring health by Jahoda while also integrating an understanding of ‘disease.’ Used and tested by patients who experience profound psychological distress as well as optimal health in their self, intimacy and achievement spheres, the Lifetrack model constitutes a new paradigm in health and as well as new form of clinical therapy.
• However, there are efforts to gain a deeper understanding of disease through evolutionary medicine and to develop evolutionary therapies.
• This carefully orchestrated treatment curriculum incorporates the following tenets to help patients cultivate an understanding of disease-management skills and how to implement those lessons into their post-treatment lives.
• Pioneers of the profession became the first public health policy and health communication experts, serving to promote public understanding of disease prevention, which became critical after a smallpox outbreak in New York City caused widespread public panic and school absenteeism.