Sentence examples for modifiable aspects from inspiring English sources
In addition to the provision of appropriate mental health care, environmental interventions that target modifiable aspects of the prison regime could provide a substantial buffer for the onset and persistence of suicidal ideation in this at-risk population.
Further research is warranted to identify potentially modifiable aspects of coping that might guide future interventions.
The Alberta Context Tool was designed to measure modifiable aspects of organizational context in health care settings.
The focus of this qualitative study was on modifiable aspects of rehabilitation that may improve treatment outcome.
Implicit in this model is the role that inherited genotypes may play in cancer prevention by better defining modifiable aspects of carcinogenesis.
The Caregiver Skills (CASK) scale measures modifiable aspects of caregiver behaviour that, according to the New Maudsley model, are thought to improve outcomes [ 30].
In addition, we measured the impact of recreational and occupational activity domains separately, since the former is the modifiable aspect of energy expenditure.
Similarly, older patients and those in European or Asian nations were more likely to prefer formal attire than those from the USA Collectively, these findings shed new light on this topic and suggest that although professional attire may be an important modifiable aspect of the physician patient relationship, finding a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to optimal physician dress code is improbable.
As a result, to the extent that there are specific and potentially modifiable lifestyle aspects that may facilitate diabetes genetic risk manifestation, they are likely to operate on people's broader cognitive background.
Therefore, it seemed only logical that prevention of falls was mainly focused on exercises that address the modifiable physical aspects of fall related mobility impairments, e.g. strength and balance training [ 5- 7].
Patient-related factors, such as diabetes mellitus (DM) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA), are modifiable and certain aspects of management can be optimised to reduce infection.
