Sentence examples for increase readiness for from inspiring English sources

Although not explicitly stated by either alliance member, a secondary goal was to increase readiness for the defense of Philippine territory.

Investments in A-EBPs have the potential to increase readiness for LHD accreditation, improve overall performance, and improve health outcomes in communities.

To improve clinical skills that can increase readiness for postgraduate clinical training, undergraduate medical education in Japan has recently begun implementing the Model Core Curriculum.

Motivational interviewing has been shown to increase readiness for change and smoking cessation care has been shown to be more successful when incorporated into in-person mental health care.

The release of the diplomat was the second operation in weeks claimed by Iran and showing an increasing readiness for actions beyond Iran's frontiers.

The lessons from the war also led to improvements in Swedish naval organization under the guidance of Hans Wachtmeister (1641 1714) which included better funding and maintenance, increased readiness for mobilization in the southern Baltic and permanent recruitment of skilled personnel through the allotment system.

Clever experimentation suggested that this effect is the result of increased readiness for rotated stimuli, which interferes with response selection processes.

Increased "Readiness for Self Disclosure" was also found in individuals who considered these domains important.

In sum, the scale pattern with the most positive effects on all three constructs is the secure pattern, i.e., increased "Readiness for Self Disclosure", "Conscious Need for Care", and reduced "Fear of Rejection".

Those individuals who showed a secure pattern, i.e. increased "Readiness for Self-Disclosure" and "Conscious Need for Care" as well as reduced "Fear of Rejection" experienced their partner as socially supportive, reported higher marital quality in all of its facets, and were more satisfied within the life-domains "family/children" and "relationship/sexuality".

Intermediate outcomes found were: patients with rehabilitation needs were given more adequate priority, increased readiness for future implementation efforts, and increased general competence in psychotherapy, and team-work, which thus became available to patient groups other than those covered by the rehabilitation guarantee.