Sentence examples for motivated via from inspiring English sources

Young people at risk for Ct will be motivated via their sexual and social networks (i.e. e-mail and text messages) to get tested for Ct, and offered home-based test kits.

Jeb calls Trump's shifting on immigration "abhorrent" and politically motivated (via @RitaCosby) pic.twitter.com/2xWA4Sg5pC.

Dopamine (DA) neurons in the midbrain ventral tegmental area (VTA) integrate complex inputs to encode multiple signals that influence motivated behaviors via diverse projections.

Students who had good classroom experience and a developed sense of their future selves were less anxious than those who were motivated by external factors (via ought-to self).

Initially designed to combat substance abuse, it is aimed at identifying patient's resistance to change and motivating them via advice and questioning [ 42].

Injury data need to include information on the setting of the accident to inform injury prevention initiatives and to motivate initiatives via analyses of injury burden such as that in the current paper.

Based on the health problem and selected target group two desired behavioural outcomes were formulated: a) High risk young people (≤25 years of age) get tested for Ct, and b) motivate peers via their social and sexual network to get tested.

Politeness as expressed in language is essentially conveyed via socially motivated deviations from direct 'Gricean' expression of communicative intent.

The model is motivated by results acquired via microdialysis recordings in rats and highlights the presence of two competing circuits dominated by different areas of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex: these are shown having opposite effects on several subcortical areas, affecting dopamine outflow in the striatum, and therefore controlling motivation.

GroundLink will pay a fee to Gogo for each air traveler who is motivated to book a ride via LimoRes.com through the promotion.

In this work, we study this phenomenon via a biologically motivated stochastic model of up and down transitions.