Sentence examples for discussion of support from inspiring English sources
As an illustration of this attitude, consider Hempel's discussion of "support for counterfactuals" as a criterion for distinguishing laws from accidental generalizations in his (1965).
*Townsend quintile 1 = <= -1.60 *Townsend quintile 2 = -1.60 to -0.49 *Townsend quintile 3 = -0.49 to 3.03 *Townsend quintile 4 = 3.03 to 5.09 *Townsend quintile 5 = 5.09 + **Townsend data for 84 consenting smokers was unavailable Interest in discussion of support did not vary with gender (40.7% and 42.2%, for men and women respectively) but did vary with age and economic disadvantage.
The remaining 20 services declined further visits from a CIEIS worker, most commonly citing time pressures and reluctance to prioritise further staff time to discussion of supporting people with potential psychosis.
Television discussions of "support levels," and "consolidation," "breakouts" and "corrections," have made the vocabulary as familiar as a weatherman's references to low-pressure systems, pollen count and wind-chill factors.
Similar to the discussion of individual supports, many academics identified funding and support for faculty and students as important priorities.
Indeed, the starting point for any discussion of US support for Israel begins not as an either/or discussion, but rather, as how much – as in, how much has one vocally demonstrated their support for Israel.
Insights from funders: A discussion of postdoctoral support.
The applications of these six recommendations are illustrated through a discussion of online support for cancer survivors.
Do we want a nationwide conversation on immigration that doesn't reach most immigrant families, a public debate on the criminal justice system inaccessible to most incarcerated people and their loved ones or a discussion of senior support programs that many don't get to participate in because 1/3 of seniors aren't online?
A New York Times review of hundreds of pages of approval process documents found no discussion of evidence supporting implantation effects.
