Sentence examples for stimulating choice from inspiring English sources

10 23 24 27 28 Healthcare markets should work by stimulating choice and competition so that providers continually work to improve their efficiency and products, and meet consumer demand.

The purpose of this study was to assess whether the availability of a product sample of an unfamiliar low-fat or fruit and vegetable products stimulates choice for this product among food neophobic young adults.

Using the University of Arizona's Metals Exposure Study in Homes, this commentary reflects on how community-engaged exposure assessment studies, partnered with data report back efforts are providing a new informal education setting and stimulating free-choice learning.

The method of 'anticipated regret' is used in order to stimulate a choice that is high on personal relevance and motivation [ 46, 47]: "In a couple of years, which activity would you particularly regret when not carrying it out?" The participant decides which activity will be targeted and how the budget (maximum of €500,-) will be spent.

A simple conversation with patients by dentists can raise awareness and stimulate healthy choices.

These partnerships are establishing new informal education infrastructures that support and stimulate free-choice learning.

You moved around quite a bit during your training and early career, from the University of Chicago to Princeton to UCLA – what stimulated your choices of institution during that time?

Therefore it is expected that these religious leaders –although they stimulate a deliberate choice- do not stimulate acceptance of vaccination.

The FoodSteps intervention consisted of two parts, one part focusing on food (i.e. stimulating healthy food choices) and one on physical activity (i.e., stimulating stair-use).

Given a choice between stimulating the economy and protecting the environment, 58percentt of Americans said it was more important to stimulate the economy, compared with 33percentt who chose protecting the environment.

A stated goal of the 2010 law was to increase "consumer choice" and stimulate competition among insurers.