Sentence examples for the changed view from inspiring English sources

However, few studies have focused on the implications of the changed view of children and whether changes in treatment regimens have altered the experiences of being ill and hospitalized as a child.

Simultaneous change of view and change of practice have been shown after an educational intervention [ 18], but it could not be shown that the practice changed as a consequence of the changed view.

The Bournemouth Borough Council report looked at how the changed views across Poole Bay would affect tourism.

It is believed that this changed view of the child leads to healthier family interactions, and that these often are sufficient to resolve the presenting problems.

I was put on a mailing list that receives notices of his new work, but on the one occasion when I replied (about his changed view of the Powell doctrine, one of the tangles I wrote about in the review), I never heard back.

Nothing about our actions today in any way reflects a changed view of the housing correction or of the strength of other U.S. financial institutions".

(ref. 29, p.144) Key to a changed view was how the clinician perceived the patient.

Occasionally, they try to explain to parents and friends their changed view of the world, only to discover, as one white supremacist put it, that "when I did they ranted and raved about me being an evil Nazi and racist".

It could lead to a wish for an earlier diagnosis that could have spared suffering, as well as to a changed view of the participants' relatives (life in focus).

The changing view of sleep was accompanied by a changed understanding of dreaming.

This is likely to be the result of a shift in psychological expectations, which includes a shift in the weight placed on different aspects of quality of life and a changed view of what matters in life.