Sentence examples for encouraged reconsideration from inspiring English sources

For patients who did not plan to start risk reducing strategies, messages encouraged reconsideration of the need for global CHD risk reduction and addressed self-identified barriers to risk reduction.

The findings of this research strongly encourage reconsideration of this decision.

Some hope that postponement will stimulate violence in Kosovo and further encourage western reconsideration of independence.

This leads to computational inefficiencies that, in turn, encourage the reconsideration of force-based approaches for elastoplastic problems.

We focus on decisive factors that distinguish macroscopic from microfluidic cell culture to encourage a reconsideration of how macroscopic cell culture principles might apply to microfluidic cell culture.

Despite these limitations, Chion's work continues to point sound and music scholars in new directions with astute questions, encouraging a reconsideration of truisms that many consider theoretically fixed.

Seeing it at this time of year, "Constellations" encourages a reconsideration of what New Year's resolutions can really mean and how our choices -- made and not made -- shape our lives.

Present findings encourage a reconsideration of the basic principles of neonatal housing systems to improve the validity of experimental models and reduce the number of animals used.

The organization of Xist RNA as distinct foci distributed throughout the Xi, as revealed by 3D-SIM, may encourage some reconsideration.

Recent advances in cancer biology point to a role of inflammatory signalling in lung cancer and encourage the reconsideration of the diagnostic and prognostic value of inflammatory markers.

From Marilyn Hacker's lesbian sonnets to the Afro-formalist invention of the bop, a wide array of American poets are engaging with and encouraging radical reconsiderations of received forms.