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Healthcare professionals' conceptualizations of palliative care and readiness for early integration: a cross‑sectional mixed‑methods survey in Finland. [PDF]
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Definitions of quality of life: a taxonomy
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1995Quality of life is of central concern in evaluative research, improved quality of life is probably the most desirable outcome of all health care policies However, definitions of quality of life are as numerous and inconsistent as the methods of assessing it Stemming from a larger piece of work looking at the definition and measurement of quality of ...
Morag Farquhar
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Definitely Life but not Definitively
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres, 2006Although there have been attempts at a definition of life from many disciplines, none is accepted by all as definitive. Some people believe that it is impossible to define 'life' adequately at the moment. We agree with this point of view on linguistic grounds, examining the different types of definition, the contexts in which they are used and their ...
Joan D, Oliver, Randall S, Perry
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Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 2010
This article offers a new definition of life as a “self-contained, self-regulating, self-organizing, self-reproducing, interconnected, open thermodynamic network of component parts which performs work, existing in a complex regime which combines stability and adaptability in the phase transition between order and chaos, as a plant, animal, fungus ...
Peter T, Macklem, Andrew, Seely
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This article offers a new definition of life as a “self-contained, self-regulating, self-organizing, self-reproducing, interconnected, open thermodynamic network of component parts which performs work, existing in a complex regime which combines stability and adaptability in the phase transition between order and chaos, as a plant, animal, fungus ...
Peter T, Macklem, Andrew, Seely
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Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 1994
Schrodinger's definition of life needs a slight modification to absorb the criticism of it. It is the comparison of the entropy level of a system before and after a process which makes one view it as living: we consider the stability of the deviation from the probable a sign of life.
Abel Schejter, Joseph Agassi
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Schrodinger's definition of life needs a slight modification to absorb the criticism of it. It is the comparison of the entropy level of a system before and after a process which makes one view it as living: we consider the stability of the deviation from the probable a sign of life.
Abel Schejter, Joseph Agassi
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A Conversation on Definition of Life
Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, 2012(2012). A Conversation on Definition of Life. Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics: Vol. 29, No. 4, pp. 597-598.
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Chirality, 2008
AbstractChirality is often glossed over in theoretical or experimental discussions concerning the origin of life, but the ubiquity of homochiral building blocks in known biological systems demands explanation. Information theory can provide a quantitative framework for understanding the role of chirality in biology.
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AbstractChirality is often glossed over in theoretical or experimental discussions concerning the origin of life, but the ubiquity of homochiral building blocks in known biological systems demands explanation. Information theory can provide a quantitative framework for understanding the role of chirality in biology.
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