Sentences with phrase «outcomes achieved thus»

MIECHV provides critical support to home visiting programs across the country; continuing this investment and ensuring its sustainability would allow state and tribal grantees to continue expanding services to new communities and other underserved populations, as well as help sustain the outcomes achieved thus far.

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Animals have to constantly adapt to a changing environment and thus «conscious mental imagery, explicit anticipation of likely outcomes and simple thoughts about them are likely to achieve better results than thoughtless reaction» (AT 41).

Thus if you have a specific outcome that you wish to achieve from training, be very mindful of the stress you use to achieve it.

JAMA even recently published an article discussing its utility in weight loss and type 2 diabetes, both closely related to several common cancers like breast and prostate cancer.9 This effect, in itself, may improve cancer outcomes since weight gain is associated with an increased risk of recurrence and death, thus the mediccal should seriously consider the ketogenic diet, periodic ketosis, or simply low - carb to help patients achieve and maintain a healthy weight and healthy metabolic status.10 After years of taking continuous shots for their views, the modern day pioneers like Jeff Volek are finally receiving some vindication.

For some, a high - MUFA diet is difficult to implement, whereas for others, a higher - fat, calorie - controlled diet may promote better dietary adherence and therefore achieve a more favorable weight - loss outcome.46 47 Thus, diet therapy should be individualized for patients with diabetes mellitus, and close follow - up is advised.

Thus, they are able to work together to achieve the desired outcomes and get a fresh perspective.

In addition to assisting with reflective practice and better communication among faculty, curriculum mapping also helps to improve overall coherence from grade to grade, thus increasing the likelihood of students achieving program - or school - level outcomes.

In too many schools, high - level courses are open to only a select group of high - achieving students, thus perpetuating historical inequalities in academic outcomes.

Crucially, however, the report highlights a minority of academy chains that continue to achieve improved outcomes for their disadvantaged students against both attainment and progress measures, thus demonstrating the transformational impact that can be made on the life chances of these students.

Thus, it is telling to note that the studies that Professor Nock credits with employing good measures and good research designs produce the same clear and reassuring results as the studies he purports to invalidate: children of same - sex parents achieve developmental outcomes at least