The phrase "act as prompt" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of serving as a prompt or stimulus for action or thought.
Example: "The teacher's question was meant to act as a prompt for the students to engage in discussion."
Alternatives: "serve as a prompt" or "function as a prompt".
Previous research suggests exposure to cues associated with slimming such as images or odours act as prompts to restrict intake of a tempting snack in dieters.
It is 'live-demo' based, meaning that the slides act as prompts to demonstrate in front of a class, how to get to a POV.
Using the case study of Askam-in-Furness, a former mining village in Cumbria, this paper addresses this gap by exploring how industrial remains within the landscape act as prompts for the recollection of both personal and social place-related memories.
They are more prone to act as prompted, be more extroverted, lose their inhibitions, and take part in the communal seizure taking place on the modern dance floor.
They act as prompts and tips to help clinicians build effective relationships and develop rapport with patients.
The presence of the first two triggers could act as prompts for the sender to provide a brief description, while the latter trigger could prompt the receiver to query the sender for information through the use of questions.
In contrast, organ failure hypo-perfusion or failure descriptors were more prevalent in the ATS clinical descriptors and therefore act as prompts for that component of the severe sepsis spectrum making it easier to identify.
Interviews were recorded by tape recorder, with additional notes taken during the interviews to highlight what were felt to be important issues and which acted as prompts during the interview.
The photos acted as prompts for discussion about smoking and as such the method is more in line with the technique of photo-elicitation, where the emphasis is on the images as a means to unearth rich verbal data in individual interviews, rather than focusing on the visual content of the photos themselves [ 29].
