Sentence examples for additional information or supporting from inspiring English sources

Almost every press release issued today is done so without video or audio, and many still do not include links to additional information or supporting content.

In both studies, these families were compared to families who were not given additional information or support.

These results may be interpreted with caution as the intervention was targeted at reminding patients about taking medication and did not include any additional information or support.

The increase in generalised distress in the carrier group suggests that some women may benefit from additional information or support in the longer term although this may not be related to concern about developing cancer.

For instance a note indicating 'diagnosis and treatment' or 'prostate-specific antigen is climbing' may relate to a caller requiring additional information or decision support, but it may also relate to adjustment or emotional issues.

Patients with no current distress (DT Score < 4) and no risk factors (on Psychosocial Checklist) will not receive any additional information or psychosocial support related to coping with cancer beyond the normal clinical practice at the site where they are receiving cancer care.

Comments for each BTD variant often contain additional information or evidence to support the classification designation.

Comments for each SPRED1 variant often contain additional information or evidence to support the classification designation and whether the patient meets NIH diagnostic criteria for a clinical diagnosis of NF1.

Additional file 1: Additional information including supporting data for this article can be found in the additional file which accompanies this article.

In these instances we validated GO annotations by manual curation, however we could not completely solve this problem as many proteins do not have additional information to support or disregard the individual GO annotations.

Although a balance must be found between the quality and quantity of questions in a questionnaire, once a hypothesis is generated on the basis of initial interviews, more detailed information about the exposure to likely sources, such as time and quantity of exposure, can provide useful additional information to support or refute the hypothesis.