Sentence examples for prerequisite for changes from inspiring English sources

Organizational changes were an intermediate goal of the Hartslag Limburg community intervention, as these are assumed to be a prerequisite for changes at the individual level.

Not all the evidence outcomes in this review were reported in anthropometric indices linked to obesity; the role of intermediary behaviour changes (such as changes in nutrient and energy intakes or nutrition and health knowledge) in obesity risk or its prevention, as reported by some of the studies, was included as these are a prerequisite for changes in weight.

It isn't fact – it is imagination, and imagination is a prerequisite for change.

You can get attention in the streets, and that's a prerequisite for change, but it's not enough.

No Child Left Behind has its problems, but it has ushered in a data revolution, and hard data is the prerequisite for change.

These are ideal for change detection studies, both on a short (seasonal) and long (years) scale, solving the issue connected with the atmospheric correction, a basic prerequisite for change detection studies [1].

Awareness of the problem of dissemination bias is a prerequisite for change.

They listed the following characteristics: (1) barrier-focused counseling (change method), (2) telephone call delivered by a person (rather than a computer) (delivery), and (3) assessment of stage of change (prerequisite for matching change methods).

4 There are two prerequisites for change.

To practice MI, five core skills are required: Asking open questions to explore patients' own references, reasons and prerequisites for change, to create collaboration and to evoke motivation.

While health knowledge is an important prerequisite for achieving changes in behaviour it is often a poor indicator of actual behaviour changes; in this context, it is intended in future studies to investigate changes in attitudes and intentions to change behaviour, as these are better indicators of future behaviour change.