| 词汇 | example_english_ill-health |
| 释义 | Examples of ill healthThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Avoiding illhealth at open farms - advice to farmers (with teachers' supplement). Yet public health policies seeking to minimise dependence resulting from disability and illhealth are contentious. A common finding in almost all of the literature is the importance of occupational status in predicting retirement due to illhealth. Secondly, the role of research in building a solid evidence base, linking social inequalities to mental illhealth amongst older women, is essential. Far from being plagued by illhealth, the majority of the sample reported good health, while the financial situation of the sample is equally instructive. These were defined as services needed by some people (including some older people) because of their continuing mental or physical illhealth. For the individual, failure to take medication as prescribed may result in illhealth, poorer quality of life, and reduced life expectancy. The self-esteem enhancing quality of pension sharing was particularly obvious where respondents were unable to reciprocate otherwise, mainly because of illhealth. Unlike those who retire on the grounds of illhealth, those who take early retirement are relatively optimistic about retirement. The two non-responses arose through the illhealth of one client and the death of another. Factors preceding the onset of meningococcal disease, with special emphasis on passive smoking, stressful events, physical fitness, symptoms of illhealth. The burden of illhealth resulting from social inequality is again seen to fall on the poor alone. In addition to acute drug-related affects, older drug users experience high morbidity and mortality from chronic conditions and reportedly greater levels of psychological illhealth. It is not clear whether this is consequent on the experience of chronic physical illhealth. A total of 13 people had retired early or were not working because of illhealth. As was anticipated, illhealth as a reported reason for retirement, has a significant and negative effect on household income for men. For married couples, the spouse and children will be important sources of practical help and support at times of illhealth. Table 4 summarizes the findings of those studies in which levels of physical illhealth are reported for those with insomnia. The most common forms of illhealth in the community were heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, asthma and diabetes. Another factor which may impact on the effectiveness of seeking consent for participation is that this request often comes at a time of illhealth. Given the high prevalence of physical illhealth, which is a risk factor for depression, such a peak is plausible. They found that the mean total cost of illhealth was £1906 for the previous 3 months, or £7624 extrapolated to the annual cost. Two of the partners of somatizing women suffered from chronic illhealth as did one each of the partners of organically ill and healthy women. Superstition was said to arise from misfortunes in private or public affairs, from illhealth, or from a gloomy and melancholy disposition. Planned fertility, unrestrained fertility and the control of fertility all carry risks of death or illhealth. These are autonomy and dependence, able bodiedness and disability, known and unknown aetiologies, short-term and chronic illhealth, and normative approval and disapproval. Those suffering from chronic illhealth, however, receive ongoing civic care in recognition of their compromised autonomy or dependence. Another is the distinction between disability and illhealth. It is now acknowledged that the burden of illhealth is borne disproportionately by those living in deprived circumstances. This effect persists when preexisting maternal illhealth is accounted for. Morbidity and concerns about illhealth and treatment may be under-reported. The work offers two key interpretations of smoke: smoke as waste and inefficiency and smoke as a source of danger, gloom and illhealth. She reported feeling ' devastated ' when illhealth forced her to leave. Increased longevity and early labour market exits mean that the current post-work population can no longer be characterised by illhealth or poverty. Therefore, we expect that retirees with large accumulations are more likely to annuitize than those with small accumulations, unless they are in illhealth. Although relatively uncommon, such conditions cause a considerable burden of illhealth. Table 2 presents the means and percentages for sociodemographic characteristics by illhealth as the reason for retirement. In theory, if health and safety performance could be improved it could be plausibly hypothesised that incidence of injury and illhealth would reduce. One participant withdrew because of illhealth resulting in a final sample size of 22. The men who retired because of illhealth were less likely to receive income from a private pension or from interest and dividends. Even so, illhealth still does not affect the women's personal incomes. It has been depicted as mandatory expulsion from the workforce and seen to mark the transition to a period of illhealth and poverty. Overall, 22 per cent reported that they wanted to work but were unable to do so because of illhealth or frailty. Thus, the relative contribution of the four mechanisms outlined above to the overall association between neuroticism and reported somatic illhealth, remains unclear. Within such a model, distinctions between disability, dependence and illhealth are crucial. We used a generic measure of illhealth. Several studies suggest that psychosocial work characteristics may be important determinants of mental illhealth. It is not an index of disease, illness or disability but relates to how people feel when experiencing various states of illhealth. Being elderly and having a low income, given their high correlation with illhealth, become criteria for exclusion. Since the difficulty in identifying high-risk individuals remains, insurers may exclude individuals who have characteristics that correlate with high risk of illhealth. His son's and his favourite's recent debacle in foreign affairs induced a sulky, petulant gloom in the king that intensified his illhealth. Their work considered the relations among poverty, unemployment, illhealth, and lack of access to basic healthcare and social services. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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