Sentence examples for encouraged based from inspiring English sources
Adoption was first legalized in the 1850s, according to the Adoption History Project, and encouraged "based on child welfare rather than adult interests".
Though it was variable among various socio-economic characteristics of farmers, tree planting was encouraged, based on ground reality.
As Carter and colleagues encouraged based on their analysis [14], empirical research should consider that directional epistatic variance can be converted to additive variance and thereby influence offspring phenotypes.
In the Greek study, medical staff was encouraged, based on the KINDEX assessment, to refer pregnant women that presented 2 or more risks.
The inclusion of selected interaction terms in design plans should be encouraged, based on those that are most likely to be conceptually valid.> -wrap-foot> SPEED = Stated Preference Experiment Editor and Designer.
New York State fisheries biologists are more encouraged, based on what they're seeing on the Allegheny Reservoir near Salamanca, although their findings are largely anecdotal.
Maybe the best news came from a new NBC comedy, "Up All Night," which managed a 46 percent increase from a 2.4 rating (which had been considered encouraging based on the show's tough time period) to a 3.5 rating, which is inching close to hit territory.
The early postoperative results following AM transplantation were encouraging based on ophthalmic examination.
The opportunity remains for HCPs to decide who to encourage based on their perceptions of likely patient benefit.
Emerging data to show benefit with bevacizumab used at diagnosis along with temozolomide have been judged encouraging based primarily on acceptable toxicity profiles when combining bevacizumab with standard conventional external beam irradiation or hypofractionated radiation therapy at recurrence.
I have been uncomfortable with administration policies that favor creation of unproven charter schools and encourage basing teacher pay on the results of poorly written standardized tests.
