Sentence examples for making associated from inspiring English sources
Given the increasing autonomy of nurses in delivering patient care and wound care management in particular, they are more than ever engaged indecision making associated with the assessment and treatment of wounds.
The paper argues that by engaging in the activities and meaning making associated with the creation of a life CV, different life perspectives and designs become possible and individuals are enabled to consider new ways of knowing themselves and presenting themselves to potential employers.
In the following sections, the impact that developmental factors have upon three facets of planning a CBT program is reviewed: the development of the cognitive behavioral case formulation; decision making around the selection, timing, and dosage of treatment components or 'modules'; and decision making associated with the application of behavioral vis-à-vis cognitive techniques.
Unfortunately, the rapid decision making associated with triggering the fight-or-flight reaction that served humans well during primitive times is generally ineffective at helping us make good decisions about complex issues in modern times.
Using the concept of "decision spaces", it is possible to show the relationship between these power generation decision contexts and more general decision making associated with process design.
A better understanding of the behavior of these uncertainties and of the strategies to incorporate these uncertainties in the design valuation would be useful in the decision making associated to the investment with relevant environmental impacts.
Treatment of a fractional derivative operator has been made associated with the extended Appell hypergeometric functions of two variables and Lauricella hypergeometric function of three variables.
While using the AR system, a number of observations were made associated with the case illustration and reported as follows: The digital compass in an iPad is susceptible to vibrations while walking at a natural pace.
Media outlets of all shapes and forms are weighing in on his death -- and specifically, the foolish, self-destructive choices he made associated with his addiction.
Our results do not completely rule out this hypothesis but makes associated scenarios unlikely.
Lack of major collateral channels would make associated brain regions more vulnerable to venous congestion in paediatric cerebral malaria.
