Sentence examples for effects on readiness from inspiring English sources

They showed that for aerobically fit patients, GDT was associated with no benefit and even had detrimental effects on readiness for discharge and length of hospital stay.

Treatment had a statistically significant effect on readiness to change use at 12 months (adjusted OR 2.05, 95% CI 1.26 to 3.31; P=0.004) that was not maintained at 24 months (0.78, 95% CI 0.48 to 1.28; P=0.320).

The effects of readiness on care outcomes are visible not only to nurses but to doctors and relatives as well.

At the time, Trump blamed "tremendous medical costs and disruption," but studies show there are no tremendous costs or effects on military readiness. .

Using a weighted average to calculate ITRL and the composite SRL value can produce a better readiness value by allowing all system components to have an effect on the readiness values.

The Army and Marine Corps declined to say exactly how many women left Iraq and Afghanistan as a result of pregnancies, but it appears to be relatively rare and has had little effect on overall readiness, commanders say.

It would also require Defense Secretary James Mattis to complete his review of transgender troops' effect on military readiness by the end of the year and report his results to Congress.

She ruled not only that DADT violated the rights of LGBT soldiers by depriving them of their rights to free speech and due process; it also had a "direct and deleterious effect" on military readiness.

President Trump also believes that having transgender soldiers will be a "disruption" or affect military readiness, but our transgender soldiers have been able to serve openly since July 2016 and there have been no reports of their service having an adverse effect on military readiness or unit cohesion.

Although military leaders had evidence in front of them for years that the presence of openly gay service members would have basically zero effect on military readiness, and that it could actually reduce on-the-job harassment and violence, many of them denied or mischaracterized it for years.

In a national programme for increased patient safety around delivery we will therefore investigate step-by-step intervention and its effect on enhancing readiness for change i.e. creating a mental representation of the present situation and the need for improvement of safety procedures at a team level.