The phrase "a further supportive" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional supportive element or aspect in a discussion or argument, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need a further supportive measure to enhance our project’s success."
Alternatives: "an additional supportive" or "a more supportive".
This positive effect of income on child health in a developing country context provides further supportive evidence to a cohort of similar studies [22, 30, 57].
The initial twin data supported reaction time variability as a potential endophenotype [ 24], with further supportive evidence emerging from a recent family study on ADHD [ 25].
Lacking further supportive evidence for a mechanism to drive evolutionary change, coupled with the fact that he perceived his paper to be largely ignored by the scientific community, Wallace continued about his business of collecting specimens in relative anonymity, but he never abandoned his ultimate quest to understand the origin of species.
Two recent studies provided further supportive evidence for a positive association between chrysotile and mesothelioma (Lippmann 1994; Yano et al. 2009).
A variety of epidemiological studies have generally been further supportive of this hypothesis, suggesting that statins may have a beneficial effect in modifying severe responses to infectious insults in general populations [5] [7], and chronic renal failure patients [21].
More recently, further supportive evidence derived from a longitudinal study of injection drug users was presented, where "community" HIV-1-RNA level was found to be the strongest predictor of HIV incidence even after adjusting for traditional risk factors including needle sharing and high-risk sex [19].
The link between treatment discontinuation and symptom persistence especially in patients receiving repeated TB treatment over multiple illness episodes is important because it illustrates a subgroup of patients who may benefit from further supportive interventions and who are important candidates for further TB and MDR TB control efforts.
Therefore, further supportive intervention must be introduced in learning from an example through a production task.
On balance, however, we are cautious about concluding that there is evidence for non-additive interaction between SLC2A9 genotype and SSB consumption in gout risk, our data are an indication of non-additive interactions that require further supportive evidence in additional datasets.
Further, supportive friends and family members provided a sense of context and greater certainty in belonging to a community.
