Sentence examples for helpfulness and support from inspiring English sources

The work … was carried out in a collegiate spirit of helpfulness and support.

These women praised the helpfulness and support of their husbands and called attention to those business events they did attend.

But having attended births for the last 30 years, I have noticed that the number of people present is less important than the quality of their helpfulness and support for the laboring woman.

We would also like to thank Bredo Knudtzen, Trygve F. Moe, Hildegun Snekkevik, John Vikne, Arit Ødegaard and Kjell Øygard for their helpfulness and support of the present study.

The factors most strongly associated with negative ratings of postnatal care were those reflecting women's experiences of specific aspects of care: the sensitivity of caregivers; the extent to which anxieties and concerns were taken seriously; how rushed caregivers seemed; the helpfulness of advice and support; and whether help and advice were offered at all [ 1].

The participants could have an increased awareness of the EPDA and national PD organizations and therefore rate the accessibility and helpfulness of support from these services more highly.

The factors that seem to be important in women's experiences of their postpartum care are focused on the attitudes and behaviour of staff: caregivers being sensitive and understanding, providing support and advice, and the helpfulness of that advice and support [ 10, 14- 19].

"Students enthusiastically attest to the helpfulness and exceptional promptness of support from their tutors," says the college's report.

Positive effects of intervention also included increased maternal knowledge and perceived helpfulness of support from formal sources.

To evaluate perceived helpfulness of and reliance on infertility information and support sources and correlates of online information and support seeking among infertile women.

With regard to helpfulness, personal support, motivation, learning style, feedback, appeal and credibility, participants reported that face-to-face therapy is more likely to meet their expectations on these domains than any computerised therapy or self-help books.