Sentence examples for a more developmental approach from inspiring English sources

"We have to move away from a focus on just pain medications and acute medical interventions toward a more developmental approach," said the study's senior author, Dr. Terrie Inder, a professor of pediatrics.

Supporters of SSC argue that it has a more developmental approach than traditional aid since it does not focus only on poverty alleviation and because it is less self-interested.

While there are a few startups working to rank and review mobile apps, like KinderTown, for instance (which also vets apps with educators), Dr. Gray says that he believes the YogiMeter system uses a more developmental approach with techniques common to those familiar in child development and education.

Furthermore, there is also concern that this type of profiling may be perceived as 'medicalising' the student experience of failure [ 10], whereas a more developmental approach in which attention is given to the individual over a greater length of time during the course rather than just around the failing episode would be more appropriate.

Whereas child services typically adopt a more developmental and family systems approach to intervention, AMHS take a more medical and individual-focused perspective [ 16].

In his speech, the Minister of Finance committed to find ways of accelerating poverty reduction through a more equitable developmental approach.

It is easy to see why this might be considered a sensible policy for a host country, but it is equally hard to think of a more anti-developmental approach to immigration.

The need for more supportive structures and networks was also emphasised, together with a more flexible and developmental approach to GP appraisal and revalidation: "Local support for struggling GPs i.e. access to counselling and CBT locally, face to face and confidential.

A longitudinal developmental approach that measures social exposure over the time period when skills are being acquired will provide more meaningful results.

Calling for a political approach rather than simply a military or developmental approach, he said that operations like this will "result in more human rights violations" and would "add to the bad image of Indonesia in the eyes of the world".

This requires a developmental approach -- organizing experiences that help young adults become more aware of themselves, their interests, and the world of work.