Sentence examples for base to support this from inspiring English sources

There are any number of possible reasons for Fable Legends' cancellation, and the wider closure of Lionhead, but Occam's razor points to the sales failure of the Xbox One hardware – there simply isn't the installed base to support this kind of game, which depends on volume of players.

The review acknowledged that higher outlet density may be associated with higher alcohol use, particularly among adolescents, but that the current evidence base to support this claim was weak.

The evidence base to support this significant policy change is weak with little reliable data from Africa outside observational studies, and some less encouraging data from the very different setting of South East Asia.

A recent consensus paper, published by the International Expert Panel on NPWT (NPWT-EP) 12 also recommended that NPWT "should be considered when primary closure is not possible" in the management of wounds associated with open fractures, but acknowledged that the evidence base to support this statement was very limited.

To achieve the objectives, the conference was structured to review the current state of biosurveillance, identify core components for a comprehensive capability and scientific and technical bases to support this capability and explore the critical improvements needed to enhance the existing regional and global disease outbreak prediction capabilities.

However, there is a lack of evidence base to support these, and this study aims to test the hypothesis that intensive care follow up programmes are effective and cost-effective at improving physical and psychological quality of life in the year after intensive care discharge.

There is a strong evidence base to support the effectiveness of this approach, with demonstrated reductions in crime, some diffusion of benefits to neighbouring locations, and little displacement (e.g. Braga et al. 2012; Weisburd et al. 2008).

Agency reports are seeking to provide guidance on good management practices during transition processes [ 11, 12], but typically these are based on anecdotal cases or prospective analysis, rather than rigorous research, as there is an extremely limited research base to support understanding of this question.

He said that there are several research initiatives and investments that the Government of Canada has put forth to "build an evidence base to support sound decision making on this issue".

With a strong evidence base to support causal relationships [ 65], this study suggests that physical exercise may be particularly beneficial for wellbeing in deprived communities and may be an important element in addressing wellbeing inequalities.

South Sudanese also believe Sudan was using Heglig as a base to support rebels fighting Juba.