Sentence examples for aid in changing from inspiring English sources

We then conducted further analysis aimed at determining the efficacy of the decision aid in changing participants' screening related knowledge, self-efficacy and intent before versus after decision aid viewing.

The shift from misaligned incentives under fee-for-service to aligned incentives of ACOs will aid in changing cultural norms of health care organizations, and we can glean some encouragement from providers' rapid response to Medicare's prospective payment (Diagnosis Related Groups) rollout in the 1980s [ 19- 21].

The play aided in changing public opinion, and in 1916, Manitoba became the first province to grant women the right to vote.

The Pentagon hopes public exposure will shame the Pakistanis — who receive billions of dollars in aid — into changing their behavior.

As good as AWD is, it doesn't aid a car in changing direction if your foot isn't on the gas.

Eye movement is generally accompanied by a blink, and it is thought that this aids the eyes in changing their fixation point.

Electric stop action may also be combined with tracker key action, enabling the use of electric (including solid-state) combinations an invaluable aid in quickly changing groups of stops, especially in larger instruments.

Second, although it might sound good in principle — these structural adjustment loans — all the empirical evidence is that aid is not successful in changing behavior.

The aim of this research was to examine whether specific training in mental health first aid for eating disorders was effective in changing knowledge, attitudes and behaviours towards people with eating disorders.

The aim of the current study was to examine whether a training intervention on mental health first aid for eating disorders was effective in changing knowledge, attitudes and behaviours towards people with eating disorders.

Our study suggests that the intervention was effective in changing emotions about first aid after the training immediately.