Sentence examples for input of community from inspiring English sources
Specific Aims: The specific aims of the project are to 1) assess the impact of a healthy food shelf label, which was designed with the input of community members to communicate social norms, on food sales, and 2) to examine effects of non-financial incentives that are broadly or narrowly defined on food choices.
And a major message from each of the case studies is just how important it was to have sought the input of community members, practitioners, policymakers, everyone else who's going to be involved in the development, or in the outcome, from the very beginning, in even the most basic sorts of ideas for research design.
Douglas said the proposal has benefitted from the input of community partners, who want to ensure the library would not displace current residents of the Washington Park or Woodlawn communities.
The plan was created late last year with the input of community leaders and professionals in a broad range of areas including mental health, drug abuse, prison rehabilitation, and religious services for converts.
The DHMT decided to solicit the input of community representatives through the facility committees which had been established previously at every health facility.
Our primary goal was to use the input of community stakeholders to identify topics for systematic reviews of primary literature comparing the effectiveness of strategies to prevent, detect, and treat CKD or its complications.
The guidelines identified community engagement goals focused on securing the support of the community for a research project, improving understanding of the research process, and soliciting views and inputs of community members on aspects of the research [ 39] (p. 9).
Increasing the input of primary community district nurses and other health professionals to manage older people who are frail.
Just as he has for Proxy, he plans to manage and program the site, which is owned by Pacific Gas & Electric, with the input of the community.
We will ensure the analytical quality and historical accuracy of our Caserventions and Surveys by actively seeking the input of our community of intended users throughout the process of developing our materials.
"The idea of commemorating the Monitor and the history of the waterfront is great, but there needs to be a greater input of the community," said Christine Holowacz, 57, a longtime Greenpoint advocate.
