Sentence examples for pathways to encourage from inspiring English sources
To try to combat this, many organisations are trying to develop clear career pathways to encourage frontline staff to pursue a career in the sector.
1, 2 Current chemotherapies work by acting non-selectively, targeting cell division or cell suicide pathways to encourage tumor cell death.
When an exacerbation leads toward a fateful decision to try ECT or even commit suicide, then reinforcing the importance of activities that stimulate biochemical pathways known to encourage a positive attitude and even strengthen a desire for survival may prove as useful as the most able manipulation of pharmaceuticals in preventing the need for drastic choices.
A care pathway is performed to encourage physicians practice more consistently.
At the molecular level, Smad7 functions in both the cytoplasm and nucleus to dampen TGFβ and NF-κB pathways and regulates targets to encourage oral mucositis healing (Fig. 2).
The Reactome group will continue to support the development and distribution of open software for the management of pathway information in order to encourage data standards, analysis and integration.
Participants felt that if family members understood the purpose of predialysis pathways, this might motivate them to encourage patients to participate and potentially avoid dialysis altogether.
New payment models aim to encourage the efficiency of care pathway.
She said she looked favourably at the Australian Human Rights Commission's recent report Pathways to Protection, which canvassed a number of options to encourage a more humane and regional response from Australia.
CONSIDER, for example, the evaluations of the Pathways to Teaching Careers project, which the Wallace funds sponsored to encourage people who lacked traditional educational backgrounds to become teachers.
When considering what to include in a model or which pathways to emphasize, we encourage CURE stakeholders to remember that each CURE is in its own stage of development and has its own life cycle.
