Sentence examples for elicit positive change from inspiring English sources

These studies suggest that the DTSQc does not simply elicit positive change responses regardless of treatment circumstances, but does genuinely reflect a response to improvements in treatment borne out by experience.

We hope that our efforts in supporting the CAB and our continuing commitment to both enabling and empowering its members by whatever means necessary will hasten their realization that community involvement is the quickest way to elicit positive change.

In contrast, a meta-analysis of five studies did observe improvements in positive affect suggesting the manipulation in the current study was not strong enough to elicit positive changes.

Therefore, future studies are encouraged to use greater doses (much higher than the recommended 150 min/wk moderate intensity physical activity due to the reduced intensity level of LIPA) to assist in clarifying the role of LIPA to elicit positive changes in CVD risk factors and CVD-related markers.

Little did they know that taking the class would lead to founding the Beacon Food Forest and eliciting positive change for the entire community.

The authors of the HIP state that the measure should be used as a tool for eliciting positive change [ 19], and therefore this study also aims to seek to establish the potential effects of utilising the HIP by repeating the measure at 12 months follow-up.

Nonetheless, our within-group pre- versus post- comparisons among enrolled students indicate that the curriculum elicited positive changes in student attitudes, behaviors, and critical thought regarding medication management in ways that had a discernible impact on patients.

Future research will need to explore thresholds with respect to stimulus concentration that are adequate to elicit positive behavioral changes and to determine whether such responses can be achieved with stimuli that remain palatable.

Stimuli that elicited no positive change or a response of less than 2% were classed as generating no SCRs.

However, with a 'captive' audience in antenatal, routine screening and ABIs present an opportunity for midwives to create awareness about the effects of drinking in pregnancy and possibly elicit positive drinking behaviour change that may well have ripple effects beyond the current pregnancy.

Griffiths says that he and his research team found an ideal range of dosage levels — 20 to 30 milligrams of psilocybin — that not only reliably stimulated "mystical insights" but also elicited "sustained positive changes in attitude, mood and behavior" in the study volunteers.