Sentence examples for attitudes consistent with from inspiring English sources

"Start Strong" was designed to focus on the developmental needs of middle school students and to enhance skills and attitudes consistent with promotion of healthy relationships and reduction of teen dating violence (TDV).

Attitudes consistent with cancer control behaviors include belief that early detection is beneficial, i.e., that it leads to a better outcome than later detection.

Pharmacists identified several barriers to participating in diabetes management including workload and lack of private counseling areas, but expressed attitudes consistent with a desire to assume greater roles in advising fasting diabetes patients.

This confounding would arise if clinicians tended to have pro-peritoneal-dialysis or pro-haemodialysis attitudes (consistent with our observations in clinical practice), in which pro-peritoneal-dialysis clinicians start more patients on peritoneal dialysis, are more determined to work through technical difficulties, and thus are less ready to transfer patients to haemodialysis.

In the next section we will return to the position that moral claims are merely expressions of attitude, a position consistent with the fact of moral disagreement.

— if it conflicts with prejudices is not an attitude consistent with effective policy.

As Paul Krugman points out, "the attitude that discounts any amount of evidence and boy, do we have lots of evidence on the age of the planet!—if it conflicts with prejudices is not an attitude consistent with effective policy".More broadly, there are those who would like to call a truce between science and religion, and based on his attempt to dodge the question, perhaps Mr Rubio is one of them.

Teaching in palliative care aims not only at providing students with specialized knowledge in symptom therapy in advanced disease, but also at developing a professional attitude consistent with the principles and philosophy of palliative care.

The finding of positive attitudes is consistent with earlier studies, where the most empathic attitudes were found among professionals trained in psychiatry [ 8].

The finding that a 2.5-h exposure in vivo training did not have a strong effect on participants' implicit attitudes toward spiders but did change their explicit attitudes is consistent with the idea that falsification of propositions in the short term primarily affects self-reports but not indirect measures of implicit attitudes (Gawronski et al. 2007).

The positive impact of education on pro-legalization attitudes is consistent with the labor-market competition hypothesis (Scheve and Slaughter 2001; Kessler 2001; Mayda 2006; O'Rourke and Sinnott 2006).34 In fact, the Senate plan is likely to increases the labor market competition faced by unskilled natives relative to the House plan.