Sentence examples for enriched social from inspiring English sources

Fat people come back to them and are invested in cultivating them because they are rewarded with improved health outcomes, increased confidence and enriched social connections.

The 7-item Enriched Social Support Instrument (ESSI) [ 32] measures functional social support particularly emotional support in cardiac patients.

Future plans to improve the CHF model include adding non-clinical risk factors such as neighborhood socioeconomic status and more enriched social history data to the model.

These were designed using the Macromedia Director MX 2004 program to have an enriched social content and to capture social situations that might be encountered in everyday life.

"Social media" is a clumsy term that entangles enriching social interaction with mindless media consumption.

Broadcasters are developing and enriching social TV integration; they are targeting the tune-in customer, engagement and their loyalty to boost the rating and they are also discovering the social TV challenge," the report notes.

Interventions delivered through online social networks offer potential not only to enhance social support but also to enrich social influence.

In the violence that marked those years, Beirut became a divided city, depleted of the large, varied, and long-established community of foreigners that had once enriched its social and cultural life and given it the distinctive cosmopolitan character for which it was famed.

It is worth noting that this type of participating attributes was not considered in previous work [8, 39], adding these attributes has enriched the social behavior attributes and made this a more comprehensive framework of identity resolution.

We found a rare risk haplotype (rs818702, rs11789221, and rs8177822), enriched among social phobia subjects.

Various types of questions have been investigated, ranging from testing or enriching established social science concepts and theories (gender discrimination, social stratification, merit selection, expansion of service sector, company branding, crowding out theory or migration) to relatively narrow and focused questions related to a particular sector or industry (IT sector, librarian profession).