Sentence examples for approach in support from inspiring English sources
We discuss the data analysis approach in support of our research questions.
This attitude is, for instance, expressed in the notion that "There is no trace in Darwin's work of any truly experimental approach in support of his theories of behaviour" (Danchin et al. 2008, p. 11).
A complex legal approach in support of the chemical quality under the WFD is an assessment and management of flood risks, following Directive 2007/60/EC [13]; the special role of sediment-bound contaminants is due to the exponential increase of solid/pollutant loads with higher water flow velocities [23].
Singer and actress Natalia Oreiro takes a personal approach in support of national breastfeeding campaigns in Argentina and Uruguay.
This collaboration between public and non-government sectors is considered crucial to ensure a comprehensive approach in support of patients.
Qualitative evaluation of our approach in supporting GDN was also demonstrated.
Architectural prototyping is a useful approach in supporting the evaluation of alternative architectures and balancing different architectural qualities.
Transdisciplinarity is considered an appropriate approach in supporting transitions of complex socio-technical systems as such transitions demand highly contextualized real world knowledge and valuations.
Following a discussion on the use of cognitive models of the search process in designing Web searching instruction and support, the studies' findings are considered in view of their aim and approach in supporting metacognition.
The paper looks critically at the evaluation of the participatory modelling outcomes, both at the individual and group levels, discussing the role of this approach in supporting the scoping stages of river basin planning and management processes.
Simulations demonstrate the value of this approach in supporting the vulnerability of landform evolution to anthropic pressures, and demonstrate the limitations of existing models that ignore human and animal agency, which are likely to produce both quantitatively and qualitatively different results.
