Sentences with phrase «additional aspects important»

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Additional evidence from studies which have looked at other aspects of social support such as the level of received support or sources of social support also provided evidence to support the hypothesis that the level of social support is an important factor in postpartum depression and that if social support is absent then it can be a potential risk factor for postpartum depression.

«Although the meditative aspect might be even more important than the physical posing for improving executive functions, there are additional benefits to Hatha yoga including improvements in flexibility and strength,» said Hall.

Moreover, the GAPS Protocol offers additional aspects that I believe to be vitally important to recovery from autoimmune disease.

The additional features like chatting, video chat, and video loading etc. have become an important aspect.

In battle, they can prove to be an important aspect of your overall strategy, as you can assign additional commands to them.

This means the staff you do have can focus on the more important aspects of their jobs, and you don't have to use additional money to hire more people.

One additional important aspect, is also understanding that not all Loan Officers are licensed.

PB: Are there any additional aspects to the acquisition that would be important for retailers to know about?

Second, their time on the bluff gives them additional experience with fasting and with being on land - both important aspects of their life.

It's important to consider all aspects of weapon modification when preparing for a mission: an increase in weapon weight may also cause additional weapon sway during combat and drain stamina while sprinting.

This is an important aspect of finding Valley Stream renters insurance because, by knowing what isn't covered in a basic plan choice, you may then be able to include additional optional selections that will increase the coverage that you own.

These findings are relevant and appropriately contextualised as «additional aims» for early intervention, without underestimating other important aspects of care, such as impaired functioning, which may not be strongly associated with suicidality, but still represent fundamental targets for the management of young people with early psychosis.