Sentence examples for endorsed active from inspiring English sources

Unlike some contemporary physicians, Darwin endorsed active intervention with drugs and mechanical apparatus; some historians trace modern psychosomatic therapeutic approaches to his insistence on integrating mind and body.

Declaring the epidemic of family violence as "sufficiently prevalent to justify routine screening of all women patients," the AMA officially endorsed active physician involvement [ 1, 2].

In addition, those who endorsed active suicidal or psychotic symptoms, or who had been HIV-positive for less than two months were also excluded.

On evaluation, Ms. A endorsed active depressive symptoms, including hypersomnia, intense feelings of sadness, weight loss, difficulty with decision-making, anhedonia, psychomotor retardation, anergia, and passive thoughts of death, without outright suicidal ideation.

Any child who endorsed active suicidal ideation was referred for an immediate psychiatry consultation at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center and was excluded from participation in the current study.

Regarding management of high risk participants in the study, an American licensed clinical social worker from our research team conducted a follow-up diagnostic interview with anyone responding with a 2 or 3 on the adapted BDI suicidal ideation item to assess level of distress and refer those who endorsed active suicidal ideation.

Of the 408 participants, 6.13% (N = 25) endorsed current suicidal ideation, and all endorsing active suicidal ideation were confirmed as suicidal through follow-up diagnostic interviews.

Patients endorsing active suicidal ideation and requiring immediate mental health attention at any point in the recruitment process are referred for appropriate services and excluded from the study.

Individuals who endorse active or passive suicidal ideation are evaluated using the Suicide Risk Assessment 35 to determine the suicide risk level and an appropriate course of action.

32 Note that most studies of moral judgment ask participants whether it is morally permissible to actively cause harm, for example, "Is it morally permissible to push the man?" In these studies, negative cues associated with the harmful action in question could trigger a withdrawal reflex, making subjects less likely to endorse active responses.

There are two major ways to implement these recommendations: organized screening programs principally endorsed with active invitations by the national health services; and opportunistic screening recommendation by general practitioners.