Sentence examples for an overall support from inspiring English sources
Among the available knee focused studies, 4 double blind randomized controlled trials show promising results and an overall support for the therapeutic potential of PRP [12-15 [12-15
It is part of an overall support package of £18m from the Scottish government to the £45m scheme which is due to open in 2015.
Results indicate an overall support for wind energy and confirm the growing inconvenience with NIMBYism, especially in areas with existing wind parks in operation, as a theoretical framework explaining resistance to planned wind energy investments.
Within the years 2007 2013, an overall support volume of klima:aktiv for the conversion of fleets to alternative fuels and propulsion systems of EUR 14.2 m triggered EUR 106 m of investments and generated and secured 1200 new "green jobs" [22].
To obtain an overall support index, were calculated the average of 19 items and for each subscale, calculate the average of the scores for each item in the subscale.
As will be elaborated elsewhere, and perhaps unsurprisingly given the three groups' previously stated motives for pursuing regulation, the quantitative aspects of the survey demonstrated a widespread overall support for the proposed new regulations across all three practitioner groups; we intend to detail these results elsewhere.
In 1928 he attracted some $6 million from the Rockefeller Foundation's International Education Board for the construction of a 200-inch reflector; this was a major coup at a time when overall support for science in the United States was hardly robust.
Opinion polls show a weakening in overall support of capital punishment, and Mr. Bush's own candidacy attracted enormous and largely critical news coverage of whether the system is administered fairly in Texas.
In regard to health care use and perceptions of the ACA during 2011 and 2012, there was a difference in overall support.
Early this month, when Trump was only a few points behind Clinton in overall support, a Washington Post/ABC poll compared voting intentions with the 2012 election.
It's a change to Senate precedent that would lower the overall support a Supreme Court nominee needs from 60 Senate votes to 51.
