Sentence examples for a supportive level of from inspiring English sources

The first description of APRV published by Stock et al. in 1987 was, "APRV is a new way to administer simultaneously a supportive level of CPAP and assist CO2 elimination" [2].

The functional cognitive framework for psychological research implies that functional and cognitive researchers operate at two separate but mutually supportive levels of explanation.

Lee was ultimately allowed to remain, but the response of even the more supportive staff betrayed a level of discomfort – a sense of irritation at a young artist contradicting the canon.

At the organisational level a supportive institutional environment of leadership and change management was important.

Measures that capture both individual-level connection to school as well as a contextual level of supportive climate are needed.

The most salient feature of the present study is the considerable variability in renal hemodynamic responses to sepsis despite a homogeneous and reproducible pattern of systemic hemodynamics and a uniform level of supportive treatment.

[Care coordinator] Whilst both patients and clinicians recognised that patients could enter the private hospital system without delay, there was perceived to be a much lower level of supportive and psychosocial care available in the private, compared to the public system.

6 A review indicates that barriers and facilitating factors for PA in the institutionalized aged and highly aged mainly relate to health; expectations of possible prevention of future health decline can be a supportive factor, while the level of perceived pain or changing health status can have a negative influence.

An Australian study around managing clinical data requirements for a compulsory national performance system defined the key features of "readiness" as staff skills, supportive management and a high level of trust from participating practices [ 61].

At this stage, the MoH position was described as non-supportive and with a low level of commitment as reflected in a statement by an official from the MoH: " Here was someone claiming to have conducted a study in Rakai on male circumcision and found it to have protective chances.

"There are others, including some who have been very supportive legislatively, who showed a visceral level of discomfort".