Sentence examples for encouraged continuation from inspiring English sources

15 Findings from other studies have encouraged continuation of media campaigns targeted to changing food habits and physical activity patterns.

Since January 2006 [ 2], we encouraged continuation of ongoing statin therapy whenever possible in patients chronically treated with statins who were admitted to our ICU with severe sepsis, although current prescribing guidelines still suggest caution in the continued use of statins in patients hospitalized for acute illness because of concern of serious side effects [ 5].

With the latter finding, the DCCT encouraged continuation of the quest for therapies able to pre-empt the effects of the residual hyperglycaemia; however, by increasing the prevalence of good glycaemic control it made any trial of such therapies extremely long and expensive.

An optimised use of the dryland areas to conserve biodiversity as well as encourage continuation of pastoralism in Eastern Africa necessitates careful regional land use planning, taking into consideration trade-offs at the landscape scale.

I asked John Bloor Homes if the Bloor donations were a way of encouraging continuation of the Help to Buy scheme.

7 Texting in itself may have acted as an intervention to encourage continuation of breastfeeding.

Revisions to product labeling to encourage continuation of treatment more directly may be needed.

More systematic means to encourage continuation in exercise programs are likely to be needed to optimise sustained behaviour change.

Reinforcing factors are visible results, feedback from peers and patients and other factors that encourage continuation of screening and brief intervention.

Mrs. Clinton met Mr. Rabbani's son, Salahuddin, at a meeting with Afghan lawmakers, officials and advocates at the American Embassy in Kabul on Thursday morning, expressing her condolences even as she encouraged a continuation of the efforts his father began.

Wyatt told me a bit more about himself and encouraged a continuation of the convo, telling me, "the more you talk, the more I learn".