Sentence examples for level of constructive from inspiring English sources

What is recently pleasing is the level of constructive activism by the students that we saw in universities.

In the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 2012 report on the inquiry into registration processes and support for International Medical Graduates, it was recommended that the Australian Medical Council provide a "detailed level of constructive written feedback for candidates who have undertaken the Australian Medical Council's Structured Clinical Examination" [ 41].

Parliament will confirm the new cabinet on Thursday.Encouragingly, both Mikheil Saakashvili, the president, and Mr Ivanishvili have shown levels of constructive leadership that was absent in their campaigns.

Of note, in other findings from this sample, HIV-concordant positive couples were found to have the lowest levels of mutually constructive communication [ 56].

In summary, on a structural level the constructive evolution of mitochondrial ribosomes resembles that of OXPHOS complexes (I, III, IV, and V) in the following three aspects: 1) structural conservation of the core region; 2) peripheral distribution of mitochondrion-specific proteins; and 3) exclusion of mitochondrion-specific proteins from catalytically important surfaces.

On a structural level, the constructive evolution of mitochondrial OXPHOS complexes can be visualized by highlighting MS-OPs in available crystal structures.

We chose the DHMT because we consider it as an important hub at the level of local health systems, where constructive engagement of users and their communities as well as organizational management of health services occurs.

I should underscore that no amount of quiet diplomacy, no amount of constructive engagement at lower levels or with Putin, in my view, would have changed the dynamic in US-Russia relations that we see today.

Barrios and Singer found that blocked individuals showed "low levels of positive and constructive mental imagery": they were less able to form pictures in their minds, and the pictures they did form were less vivid.

This approach elicited higher levels of positive (ie, constructive) engagement and lower levels of negative (ie, merely passive or non-activity focused) engagement in long-term care residents with dementia than standard activities programming.

Having a network of constructive social support improves work performance at the local level because it strengthens relationships with the community, which in turn improves feelings of recognition as well as possibilities for participation and autonomy [ 50].