Sentence examples for and attitudes based on from inspiring English sources

The aims of this study are to determine among female high school track athletes: (1) knowledge of the association between menstrual irregularity and bone health; (2) attitudes toward amenorrhea, specifically if amenorrhea is seen as a sign of athletic success; (3) the association between knowledge and attitudes based on athlete menstrual status.

When inequality is rooted in wars, discrimination, violence, perceptions and attitudes based on fear, the society does not progress and the evolution process of the human being gets stuck.

Past limited international research has shown that in general the uptake of ACP within community care is low [ 15- 18] and that case managers vary in their ACP practice, knowledge and attitudes, based on their own personal experiences and qualifications [ 17, 18].

The system builds a learning curve for each specific skill and attitude, based on both student and tutor observations [ 7].

It will also be needful to review the dental education curriculum with efforts targeted at enabling dental students' build their knowledge and attitude based on current updates.

Kevin Ivester, a math teacher at Darlington, blogged about the need for tenacity and good attitudes, based on discoveries made in Singapore students.

The goal of the present survey was to determine the importance of VAT and physicians attitudes based on the answers taken from 288 ICUs in Europe and Latin America.

The source of the discomfort experienced in each subtype of burnout seems to come from very different coping strategies and dysfunctional attitudes based on the level of dedication at work [ 24].

It uses 'objective' administrative measures of effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of police agencies, and 'subjective' measures of attitudes based on user surveys.

Despite considerable progress in establishing quantitative standards and a rational approach to hygiene, subjective attitudes based on personal and collective customs, culture and esthetics still have an important part in the daily practice.

Herek notes that homophobia has served as a model for conceptualizing a variety of negative attitudes based on sexuality and gender, and derivative terms such as lesbophobia, biphobia, transphobia etc. have emerged as labels for hostility toward sexual minorities.