Sentence examples similar to achieving choice from inspiring English sources

One answer is that a meaningful life is one that by definition has achieved choice-worthy purposes (Nielsen 1964) or involves satisfaction upon having done so (Hepburn 1965; Wohlgennant 1981).

Students that intercalated externally did not have improved odds of achieving their choice of Foundation School compared to those that did not intercalate.

Achieving the choice of a home death relies heavily on the assumption that there are family carers willing and able to provide care for the dying person.

A discussion forum was available to address barriers to achieving healthier choices.

For years, vancomycin was the only antibiotic available for the treatment of MRSA pneumonia [ 1], and linezolid is an alternative choice achieving greater levels in lung epithelial lining fluid than in plasma [ 29].

Official government policy endorses shared decision making to achieve informed choice in healthcare generally and in screening more specifically [ 30, 31].

To achieve this choice, in the case of the flow-through system, the water flow rate had to be decreased from 7.0 to 3.5 mL/min when the cumulative treatment time was increased from 20 to 40 min.

Since the 2000 audit the specialist palliative care services in Bradford and Airedale have recorded patients' preferences, identified how many achieved their choice and sought to clarify reasons why an expressed preference was not met [ 21].

It may also be due to the fact that patients can choose between rapid access and seeing their regular doctor [ 40]; older patients may have more ability (time, experience) to achieve this choice.

But early figures indicate that a child's chances of achieving a first choice depends heavily on where they live, with almost all getting their top preference in some areas, and more than a third missing out in others.

Not all authors prioritise the target of achieving informed consumer choice in cancer screening.