Sentence examples for adequate in support of from inspiring English sources

We think these images, together with the images in previous publication (Jiang, et al., 2005), and recently published data from Smith lab (Newman-Smith et al., 2015) are adequate in support of our claim in the text (we have cited these papers).

We analyzed 300 large banks in advanced economies--which comprise the bulk of their banking systems--and found that banks representing almost 40percentt of total assets are not strong enough to supply adequate credit in support of the recovery.

It found that institutions representing almost 40% of total assets lacked the financial muscle to supply adequate credit in support of the recovery.

There is a long pathway to secure adequate science, policy, stakeholder interactions in support of EAFM.

Our study provides evidence in support of adequate workplace nutrition as a contributor to improved physician cognition, adding to the body of research suggesting that physician wellness may ultimately benefit not only the physicians themselves but also their patients and the health care systems in which they work.

Our study provides evidence in support of adequate workplace nutrition as a contributor to improved physician cognition, adding to the body of research suggesting that physician wellness may ultimately benefit not only the physicians themselves but also their patients and the health care systems in which they work [ 31].

"Progress is possible when sound strategies, political commitment, adequate resources and collaborative efforts are applied in support of the health of both mothers and newborns," he added.

It should also establish an EU Coordination centre for victims of terrorism (CCVT) so that it can provide timely and adequate crisis support in case of an attack in one or several Member States.

In adequate development of support and emerging resistance from stakeholders were common reasons cited for failure of scale-up efforts in the literature.

Taylor et al. showed a median delivery of 60% of predefined targets during hospitalisation [ 20], de Oliveira Inglesias et al. reported that prescription and delivery of energy were not adequate in > 50% of enteral nutrition support days [ 12] and de Neef et al. found large inter-individual variations in the energy and nutrient intake during the first 10 days of admission [ 11].

Another factor noticeable in most successful fuelwood plantation schemes is the availability of adequate technical support, in terms both of planting stock and expert advice and assistance.