Sentences with phrase «potentially important strategy»

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Notably, though, while this strategy of making a Roth IRA contribution through the «back door» by making a (potentially non-deductible) traditional IRA contribution followed by a Roth conversion seems relatively straightforward, there are some important caveats to consider in executing the strategy.

Understanding and overcoming these barriers could be an important strategy to help people with psychosis be more active, and potentially to reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease.»

The more important thing to consider is that this is a very unhealthy strategy that can have a whole host of unintended, potentially dangerous health consequences.

These data suggest that the daily addition of a breakfast, particularly one rich in protein, might be an important dietary strategy to reduce food cravings and potentially modulate the underlying substrates that control food hedonics / reward in overweight / obese young people.

about the fact midlife hormone changes change the best strategy for fitness, the things you have skipped for years become at least as important, and potentially more important than the things you'd never skip.

The cost - effective implementation of your portfolio strategy is one important way for you to potentially add value in the average client relationship.

It is also an area where mitigation is not the only potentially useful strategy, because it should be possible to create new strains of important food crops better suited to a changed climate than current varieties.

This can be a challenging but important step for parties who are confronting for the first time that their income and wealth, together with their proprietary business methods and processes, together with their customer and vendor data, developmental strategies, competitive edge and C - suite information, are all potentially at risk of being brought into the public domain by virtue of the publicly - accessible nature of the courthouse.

A range of strategies and programmes (Health Promoting Schools, Comprehensive School Health, Child Friendly Schools and the FRESH initiative) that share a connecting thread of a Whole School Approach have evolved in the last twenty years, recognizing that all aspects of the life of the school community are potentially important in the promotion of health.

In addition to everything we do in the classroom on SEL and non-SEL skills, parent engagement is another important strategy to pursue to potentially affect some of those other influencing factors (for those interested, the St. Paul Federation of Teachers offers one exceptional model on how to do it).

The findings pertaining to potentially malleable factors, such as maladaptive schemas that maintain continued interpersonal victimization, have important implications for prevention and treatment strategies with adolescents.