Sentence examples for adults readiness from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the association between the neighborhood physical environment and adults' readiness to encourage children's use of local playgrounds, and the extent to which perceived safety acts as a mediator, can inform efforts to increase children's physical activity.

Dr. Judith Rényi was appointed Executive Director of the newly reconstituted Mayor's Commission on Literacy by Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter in January, 2011, who charged her with focusing the work of the Commission on adult work-readiness for the City's large, under-educated population.

Professionals mostly emphasised that young people with ESRD in adult care tended to show lack of independence, and initiators held the opinion they should actively develop autonomy and readiness for adult care and adult life.

And the readiness of adults to make such a firm and unselfish commitment for a child they cannot know is, to my mind, an inspirational example of humanity at its best".

A growing number of studies show that these nonacademic factors play an important role in shaping student achievement, workplace readiness, and adult well-being (Child Trends 2014).

The PRE-HIT instrument will likely be better suited to assess readiness among older adults with chronic conditions.

The model assumes ideal summer conditions such that initial cohort development from egg, through adult eclosion, to blood feeding readiness takes 7 days [22], [30] [31].

These children are more likely to be burdened than older siblings [ 25, 26] and need more time, more persistence, and an uncompromising readiness by the adult to deal with the most difficult questions.

Thinking about the postadolescent period as consisting of two phases provides a valuable framework when considering diabetes management and may help to ensure that the clinician's approach and focus are appropriately matched to the emerging adult's life circumstances and readiness to become an active participant in his/her own diabetes management.

To examine behavioral factors that lead patients to consider quitting smoking and features associated with readiness to quit among adults who are seeking treatment in the emergency department (ED) for respiratory symptoms.

Gregoire, T.K. & Burke A.C. The relationship of legal coercion to readiness to change among adults with alcohol and other drug problems.