Sentence examples for approach would support from inspiring English sources

Coding open questions using an automatic coding approach would support the application of our technology-based instrument and increase knowledge of the complexity of economic-civic competence.

This approach would support the design of products and manufacturing processes where surface topographies are critical, or influence more than one function.

For example, our approach would support examinations of niche variation as influenced by age [45], sex [46], morphology [47], genotype (review in [48]), and even cultural heritage [49].

A successful approach would support participation by a wide array of entities.

This approach would support a strategy to develop methods for further analyzing the signaling networks that underlie cancer development, progression, and drug resistance [ 34].

A more prudent evidence-based approach would support a fixed high-dose atorvastatin regimen for all diabetic patients with proven coronary heart disease with an exclusion criteria of an initial LDL cholesterol <70 mg% (due to lack of evidence) (Table 4).

The apparent contradiction between the age of the surface lava flows and some of the mtDNA lineages deduced by molecular clock approaches would support this.

Such risk-based approaches would support more informative and quantitative food labels; in turn, this may also better protect (and lessen restrictions on) food-allergic consumers, who appear to be increasingly ignoring qualitative advisory labels that a product "may contain" an allergen (Hefle et al., 2007).

Our findings suggest that health professionals within primary care support an Internet-based screening approach and would support the use of registers to facilitate a proactive approach to reaching young men.

Where they risk a deadening uniformity of approach, we would support diversity.

In 1997 the Swedish Drug Reform Act included a law making it mandatory for each of the 21 counties to have at least one DTC with a population-focused approach that would support hospital specialists and general practitioners, as well as physicians at outpatient clinics regardless of the type of provider organisation.