Sentence examples for consistent with our framework from inspiring English sources

Policy-relevant strategies were classified into six categories that influence child health outcomes consistent with our framework.

Consistent with our framework, the results suggest that our intervention helped parents learn to be responsive while calming infants without feeding in the absence of hunger, thus promoting parenting competence.

Hoffman (2007) hypothesizes that schizophrenia results from a deafferentation of the social brain regions following early social withdrawal and his paper notes many correspondences between schizophrenic symptoms and social processing, an aspect that is consistent with our framework.

Consistent with our framework, the results confirmed that: (a) the two competing cognitive processes can be dissociated; (b) that learning from decision outcomes requires central cognitive resources to estimate long-term payoff; and (c) that the decision phase itself can be carried out during an interfering task once learning has occurred.

Consistent with our conceptual framework, findings demonstrated that pre-test explanations had direct effects on transparency, respect, and reassurance.

A single block may not contain medically acceptable features, which is not consistent with our MI framework.

Consistent with our conceptual framework-that portrays oral health literacy as preceding oral health literacy-related outcomes in terms of oral health consequences-REALD-30 did not persist as a risk indicator for poor self-reported oral health in the multivariate models.

This is largely consistent with our previously proposed framework of diabetes-related stigma, 18 19 although for participants in the current study, the impact on social relationships and social identity was more pronounced than we anticipated previously.

Either allocation of the burden of proof would be consistent with our approach and analytical framework.

Ongoing work with community partners interested in policy advocacy to build health equity is consistent with our recently developed conceptual framework, which was adapted from an existing translational continuum for health disparities research [3] and tailored to what we and our colleagues envision as inclusive and transdisciplinary translational research (Figure 1).

Recent measurements of yield strength onset in basaltic melts at crystal volume fractions near 0.25 are consistent with our observations that crystal frameworks develop at low to moderate crystal volume fractions when crystals are anisotropic (e.g. plagioclase).