Sentence examples for reinforced changes from inspiring English sources

Gerardo Rodríguez, president of the Managua appeals court, said the reforms simply reinforced changes of the past decade and strengthened the state's ability to enhance social development.

Shifts in the BMI composition of the population likely have reinforced changes in diabetes risks within BMI categories; that is, as the proportion of the population who is obese has increased, higher incidence rates of diabetes seen among heavier individuals affect a larger proportion of the population, leading to increases in diabetes cases.

Phase one of the intervention—"motivation building"—selectively elicited and reinforced "change talk" through use of the core skills and principles of motivational interviewing.

These by now well established processes have articulated with those initiated by the 'AFR based process' in a manner that seems to have reinforced change.

That might be the case, but it is clear that RAA is not an action theory as it focuses completely on the identification of beliefs that need to be reinforced, changed or added (Witte, 1995), to change the target behaviours.

The researchers say this tends to reinforce changes in behavior and individual commitment.

The question is whether our thinking can keep up with the pace of these closely interconnected and mutually reinforcing changes.

Those changes in turn may require compensating or reinforcing changes in an even wider array of functionally-connected cellular components.

Those changes in turn may require compensating or reinforcing changes in an even wider array of functionally connected genetic components.

We also learned that busy PHCs benefit from more frequent (monthly) visits to instill and reinforce changes in provider practices.

While patients valued these reinforcing changes, they also described potential barriers that could have hindered preventive activities as well as facilitators for prevention during the process.