Sentence examples for display supportive from inspiring English sources

Even though in this study two genes, LEPR and ADRA2A appeared to display supportive evidence for association with blood pressure across different populations, further studies are required to draw clear conclusions about their contribution to the determination of blood pressure.

Parental psychopathology can be assumed to have an effect on parents' ability to display supportive and non-dismissive coparenting.

Similarly, problem confrontation seems to be beneficial only if the leader also displays supportive behavior.

In return, employees display more supportive social behaviors and subsequently improve the overall performance of the organization (Ehrnrooth and Björkman 2012; Xiao and Björkman 2006).

Par exemple: Tomorrow I am getting a no-big-deal/scary-to-me medical thing done and a straight male said that doing it makes me "a good example" (aka a good example for him) and a gay female sent me an epic fireworks display of supportive, encouraging text messages.

A number of recent literatures, e.g. Carlson et al. [48], Takahashi et al. [51], Thorbjornsen et al. [52], found that, like active participants, lurkers are also influenced by the community value and give priority to the value of their community by displaying some supportive member behaviors [14].

Autonomy support through the programme was not only provided via (trained) walk leaders, but the smart phones also worked as a motivational tool to display autonomy-supportive text messages to the participants on a weekly basis.

TNFR2 was initially believed to display modulating and supportive functions to TNFR1, a process called " ligand passing" [ 31].

Your Capricorn guy will take his time, but with help from you--showing you are supportive, displaying ways you are trustworthy--he will eventually let you into his heart.

For a few of the guys, it's their first Games and I think they put in an awesome display out there, very supportive of me and great team dynamics".

Our research team developed a game called Strike Up, and used it to investigate the help-seeking and supportive behaviors displayed by children in the cooperative/competitive scenarios.