"affect promotion" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to influence or impact the advancement or elevation of something or someone. Example: The financial crisis greatly affected the promotion of new products for the company.
This, he said, "can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings, but also affect promotion and task assignment choice, and ultimately performance".
Patients will be randomly assigned to a) healthy lifestyle psychoeducational program + improved primary care usual treatment (ITAU), b) focused program on positive affect promotion + ITAU c) mindfulness + ITAU or d) ITAU.
Further, participants may have underestimated their injuries in order to avoid being stereotyped by their superiors or being viewed negatively based on their history of injuries, which may affect promotion or future of employment opportunities.
This is a multicenter controlled randomized clinical trial in four parallel groups: a) healthy lifestyle psychoeducational program, b) focused program on positive affect promotion, c) brief intervention based on mindfulness and d) improved treatment as usual (ITAU) group in primary care.
The strength of the study is that, to our knowledge, this is the first multicenter controlled randomized clinical trial of four low intensity and self-guided interventions applied by ICTs (healthy lifestyle psychoeducational program; focused program on positive affect promotion; brief intervention based on mindfulness; and improved treatment as usual group) in Primary Care settings.
The strength of the study is that it is the first multicenter controlled randomized clinical trial of three low intensity and self-guided interventions applied by ICTs (healthy lifestyle psychoeducational program; focused program on positive affect promotion and brief intervention based on mindfulness) in Primary Care settings.
When women are evaluated on performance reviews, the feedback they get will affect promotions.
If it's true that Spotify is affecting promotion in this way, the decision cannot be with the listener's best interest in mind.
Much of academic productivity in medical education, including mentorship, teaching, curriculum development, program evaluation are often considered in decisions affecting promotion, whereas this information is not captured by the h-index.
One reason for the disparities between the genders in academic medicine is the fact that female physicians, in comparison to their male colleagues, have a lower rate of scientific publishing, which is an important factor affecting promotion in academic medicine.
The changes would not have affected promotions such as a Tesco special deal offering 24 cans of Fosters for £10, or three 15-packs of Strongbow cider – totalling 89 units of alcohol – for £20.
