Sentence examples for support and acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

They were used to investigate the impact of social support and acknowledgement on the successful coping specifically with WRTs.

The use of ad-hoc scales and single items with regard to social support and acknowledgement on WRTs may have biased results.

It has been suggested that a formal curriculum may improve training through structured educational goals, improved faculty support, and acknowledgement of the importance of the subject [ 24].

The association of social support and acknowledgement with regard to WRTs with status was tested by including the ad-hoc scale of questions (1)–(3).

In the biographical section of the interview, three single items (scored yes/no) assessed whether participants had received social support and acknowledgement with regard to their war-time experiences.

In contrast, it has been suggested [ 24] that a formal curriculum may improve training through structured educational goals, improved faculty support, and acknowledgement of the importance of the subject in ways that an ad hoc approach may not.

These professionals can experience life and death decisions, serious illness and trauma every day of their lives; the familiar can become prosaic and commonplace; but for the patients and families these situations are uniquely shocking and unfamiliar, and they are desperate for support, empathy and acknowledgement.

However, according to Geraghty, there is nevertheless "an unease about the price paid for such support and an acknowledgement of the fine-line between neighbourliness and nosiness.

48 Such programmes would require broader policy support and an acknowledgement of the 'lag effect' of youth education on adult health outcomes.

"I was really shocked that she wasn't on that list going into next year as that would have been a great support for her and acknowledgement that people recognise what she's achieved, but at the end of the day I hope that we can do well next year," said Adlington, who was third in the 2008 competition.

Acknowledgement of such complex motivations amongst medicine sellers implies an opportunity to design interventions that support social as well as financial capital; for example, accreditation schemes and mechanisms to support and publicly acknowledge good practice.