Sentence examples for beneficiary behavior from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, analysis of trends suggests that to generate the level of exits from the SSA disability programs originally envisioned by the authorizing legislation, TTW needs to induce shifts in beneficiary behavior that are much larger than what has been observed so far.

The cost of these activities was included assuming that even limited exposure to training could influence beneficiary behavior and therefore program outcomes.

Summarizing, it may be said that although students seem to be favorable towards peer process feedback and that (non peer) feedback on students' contributions also seems to have beneficiary effect on their behavior within computer supported PBL groups, it remains unclear if peer feedback on students' contributions can enhance behavior in a face-to-face tutorial PBL group.

Care Groups create a multiplying effect to equitably reach every beneficiary household with interpersonal behavior change communication.

Advocates of premium support argue that competition would encourage more cost-sensitive behavior by beneficiaries, providers and insurers.

This paper investigates the net effect of major cuts in welfare benefits and associated changes in the delivery of housing assistance on the relocation behavior of beneficiaries.

Information on health seeking behavior and beneficiaries' perception about primary care services can help the policy makers set strategies to improve the health system.

Information on health seeking behavior and beneficiaries' perception of the quality of primary care can help policy makers to set strategies to improve health system.

Other tontines place funding obligations on those not fully consenting to that burden, however, and promote undesired behavior by the beneficiaries of the tontines.

There is debate among philosophers about exactly what behaviors are required for a beneficiary to count as grateful, and about how such behaviors should be motivated in a conscientious beneficiary.

As Walker (1980 1981) notes, if the only legitimate reason a beneficiary might have to perform grateful behavior was to express or communicate gratitude, then a beneficiary should take himself to have no special reason to do a favor for a benefactor secretly or anonymously.