Sentence examples for a reintegration from inspiring English sources

The mean scores on the APAI total, anxiety and depression sub-scales were not significantly different between those who had participated in a reintegration program versus those who self-reintegrated (p < 0.05).

A post-hoc analysis was conducted to test for group differences in mental health status between abductees who accessed a reintegration program versus those who self-reintegrated, a t-test was used to compare the means of the APAI depression sub-scale (kumu) and the anxiety subscale (ma lwor).

The post-hoc analysis in this study used the APAI scale to measure differences in mental health status between female abductees who accessed a reintegration program compared to those who self-reintegrated.

A t-test was used to measure mean differences in depression and anxiety measured by the Acholi Psychosocial Assessment Instrument (APAI) to determine if abductees who participated in a reintegration program had different mental status from those who self-reintegrated.

Keener plays Heidi Bergman, a caseworker of sorts in something called the Homecoming Initiative, a reintegration project and psychological experiment that is still awaiting full congressional approval.

"There is definitely a trend toward a reintegration of the industry," said Raul Katz, a partner in the telecommunications practice at Booz Allen Hamilton.

More lower and mid-level Taliban –4129 total so far are enrolling in a reintegration program to leave the battlefield and return to their villages.

They can use the consolatory model of religious confession, implying that absolution will come from making a clean breast of things, leading to a reintegration with the community from which the suspect is now wholly severed.

Six months after Afghanistan's foreign backers agreed to generous funding for a reintegration effort, only $200,000 has been spent so far by the United States and little or nothing by other donors.

But is the UK Border Agency's proposed solution – a £4m "reintegration" centre in Kabul – a benign intervention?

"Employment is a key component for a successful reintegration, for the growth and empowerment of women and girl survivors of trafficking," Ms. Mano said.