Sentence examples for consequences client from inspiring English sources
The key themes reported in this study are in line with a number of theoretical domains identified as important in promoting clinician behaviour change including beliefs about capabilities, beliefs about consequences (client acceptability, perceived effectiveness) and social/professional role and identity (role congruence and own lifestyle) [ 31].
As a consequence, client association control and scheduling in scenarios with densely deployed mmWave access points become particularly challenging, while policies designed for traditional wireless networks remain inappropriate.
As a consequence clients perceived to be "more difficult" were tested by health advisers instead of the HCAs or staff nurses.
The loss "does not affect the financial solidity of the group and will have no consequences on clients," the bank said.
As a consequence, my client is entitled now to much less than £100,000 – much to her and her father's surprise".
Even under these more protective rules, inadvertent disclosures can have catastrophic consequences for clients -- as illustrated in Manziel's case itself.
Fear of devaluation and discrimination and these adaptive strategies can have negative consequences for clients' self-concept and social relationships.
As a consequence, the client satisfaction in the process is compromised since the patient will probably repeat the procedure, and be re-exposed to the X-rays.
It also has consequences for clients' role in their own recovery process; being either recipients or co-inventors of this new approach.
The MATCH study was based on a main survey (including open-ended questions on disclosure and its consequences) of clients at health facilities offering HCT in the capital region and one rural province/district in each country.
