Sentence examples for wellbeing thus from inspiring English sources

Employment in a richer country is less an aim in itself than the means towards individual and family wellbeing, thus involving other people (i.e. left-behind kin) and places (i.e. home communities).

Cultural traditions may also bar specific types of care or donation of kidneys to improve patient health and wellbeing thus causing dysfunction in the development of the CoC-HP.

There is little evidence of the effects of relaxation therapy as an isolated therapy in FM [ 31], but relaxation therapy is assumed to improve overall wellbeing, thus providing a meaningful and inspiring therapy to control for the natural course and some aspects of attention and expectations.

Offering FWPs serves as a signal to job seekers that the organization will care about the employees' wellbeing and thus increases organizational attractiveness.

In a recent design-in-use study of astronauts' experiences in space habitats discussed in Architecture for Astronauts (Springer Press 2011) it was found that besides the basic advantages for life support there are clearly additional "side benefits" for habitability and physical wellbeing, and thus long-term mission success.

However, our cross-sectional data still identifies the characteristics of communities and individuals most likely to suffer from poor wellbeing; and thus where interventions and longitudinal studies may best be targeted.

E. alba is widely reported traditional medicine and wellbeing functional food, thus it prompted us to evaluate hair growth promoting activity along with other plants.

Urban regions face transitions in land use that affect ecosystem services (ES) and thus human wellbeing.

Since one-to-one structured activities have been shown to reduce BPSD and also improve the caring experience, they seem an ideal intervention to bring people together and thus improve wellbeing for both carers and their relatives with dementia.

In those circumstances self-assessment of the quality of life may suggest that some aspects of physical and mental wellbeing are under threat, thus creating a basis for early recognition and adequate intervention [ 15, 16].

All of us can re-create balance in our bodies and thus enrich our wellbeing -- and if we do it together our success will compound.