Sentence examples for choices support for from inspiring English sources
What sets these laptops apart is, among a few other interesting features and some interesting design choices, support for Nvidia's new ish) RTX 2080 GPUs, the most powerful graphics processors on the market today.
The party may have some way to go to persuade Welsh voters it is the right choice: support for independence is at a record low, and it's no longer the official opposition in the Welsh assembly.
In order to achieve this perhaps the time has come to raise the profile of boys and accept nothing less (or more!) than the same opportunities, choices and support for them as we campaign for, for our girls.
The choice between support for police and support for Black Lives Matter is a false choice.
But if I am to make a purely practical choice between support for Obama's moderation and the excesses of his opposition, my choice is clear.
Positive values indicate healthier choices or greater support for healthy choices, and negative values indicate poorer choices or support.
The Human Rights Campaign HRCC) said past comments by Carson referring to homosexuality as "a choice" and support for conversion therapy raised serious concerns over how HUD would address the housing needs of the LGBTQ community, while citing research showing that LGBTQ youth account for up to 40% of the total unaccompanied homeless youth population.
The Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines suggest using dopamine as the first choice of support for pediatric patients with hypotension refractory to fluid resuscitation (recommendation Grade 2C) and dobutamine in patients with low cardiac output and elevated systemic vascular resistance states (recommendation Grade 2C) [6].
The Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines suggest using dopamine as the first choice of support for pediatric patients with hypotension refractory to fluid resuscitation (recommendation Grade 2C) and dobutamine in patients with low cardiac output and elevated systemic vascular resistance states (recommendation Grade 2C) [ 6].
Can the GP be a choice-supporting advocate for helping patients use comparative performance information?
