Various studies reported increased health-related quality of life [ 20- 24], improved self-esteem, self-confidence, self-image or self-efficacy and sense of mastery [ 22, 25- 28], positive attitudes towards illness [ 29, 30], increased disease-specific knowledge [ 26, 31- 33], and fostered independence, responsibility or self-management skills [ 26, 33, 34].
In Spain, the alignment between energy wood production and employment is particularly important and, where possible, fostered: "A project in which we collaborate deals with public forest management in which we combine Mediterranean forest management with fire prevention, bioenergy use and rural development [understood as] employment" (Spain: practitioner group).
The most advanced areas had few estates with serfs tilling the fields; these regions had long fostered wet-rice cultivation, which did not require centralized management of farming.
It is fostered wherever limited access to health care, and limited expertise in management of headache disorders among the health-care providers who are available, lead to a culture, unrestrained by effective public health-education, of recourse to analgesics obtained over-the-counter (OTC).
Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.
The delay has fostered concern among some economists that factional rivalries in China and the scandal involving the Politburo member Bo Xilai may be distracting Chinese leaders from day-to-day management of the economy.
The delay has fostered concern among some economists that factional rivalries in China, and the suspension of a Politburo member, Bo Xilai, may be distracting Chinese leaders from day-to-day management of the economy.
But modern trends are fostered, too.
But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.
Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.
