Sentence examples for comprehensive messages from inspiring English sources

Cartoon-based educational materials were developed for low-literacy populations to convey simple, comprehensive messages on HIV transmission, prevention, support and care.

At the most basic level, PrEP adherence will be dependent on clear and comprehensive messages regarding proper administration and mechanisms of action.

Accordingly, more attention should be given by funding agencies to support local organizations with the design and/or distribution of materials that convey simple, comprehensive messages on HIV and AIDS that fit the needs of their target communities.

Comprehensive messages and/or images about specific diseases related to AS/SHS should be conveyed using of different channels and modes specific to local cultures to increase knowledge on smoking health consequences for general population.

"I would call on them to provide a more consistent and comprehensive message through equal attention to nutrition qualities, physical activity, getting rid of junk-food sponsorships.

Suzanne Barston, author of "Bottled Up: How the Way We Feed Babies Has Come to Define Motherhood, and Why It Shouldn't," argues that the "breast is best" forces have inadvertently sent a more comprehensive message: breastfeeding mothers are best, and bottle-feeding mothers just can't compete.

"These voters want to hear a more comprehensive message about how Democrats would move the economy forward," he writes.

The evidence-base included systematic reviews related to physical activity determinants, message development, and message delivery [ 14- 16], articles specific to messaging in Canada, and examples of successful comprehensive messaging campaigns [ 17- 22].

A continuous consent process was developed for the main trial in Mwanza, based on experience gained during the feasibility and pilot study phases of the program, and designed to facilitate accurate and comprehensive message retention from the point of first contact in the community to completion of the final study visit at 52 weeks.

In addition, further research is needed to develop an effective strategy for promoting more comprehensive educational messages related to PA guidelines.

This present study was consistent with previous studies indicating that prominent warning labels and more comprehensive health messages with graphic elements are more likely to both encourage smokers to forego smoking than text-only warning labels and to be noticed and cited as effective by smokers [ 21, 22, 24].