Sentence examples for foster recovery from inspiring English sources

The national outcry for government to help alleviate suffering and foster recovery makes a mockery of the premise that government itself is a problem and that we should "starve the beast".

Such effective management of illness is most likely to reduce chronicity and foster recovery.

One approach to reduce such effects is to maintain uncontaminated stream reaches that can foster recovery of the impacted populations.

Effective incentives for protecting early-successional forests and shrublands are needed to mitigate further losses and foster recovery of Chile's native forests.

Cities that conduct tephra clean-up operations will sometimes prioritise the clean-up of areas or assets to reduce current impacts, foster recovery and/or maximise clean-up operation efficiency (Hayes et al. 2015).

This mechanistic insight into TF interactions is needed to accelerate the design of effective TF-based interventions to relieve neuron-intrinsic constraints to regeneration and to foster recovery from CNS injury.

Antibiotics, mucoactive agents, antihistamines, antitussives, decongestants are most often used but without evidence from randomized controlled trials (RCT) for relieving symptoms or fostering recovery.

Recently some standardized herbal extracts in RCT's were proven effective against placebo relieving symptom burden and fostering recovery in acute bronchitis.

The presence of ecotin in the periplasm inhibits NE function, thus fostering recovery and growth of the invading bacterial cells [82].

Religion fosters recovery even when symptoms persist and people with mental illnesses can be helped to achieve fulfilling, meaningful and purposeful lives [ 33].

Up to now care providers have not been questioned much in studies on recovery, apart from a few in which the investigators attempted to verify how the recent implementation of intervention programs in the community may have fostered recovery [ 18- 20].