Sentence examples for effect to support from inspiring English sources

It is urgent that this and other programs be put into effect to support durable solutions.

Meanwhile, the SEC is looking at whether several banks, notably J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, allocated shares in IPOs in return for promises to buy more shares in the aftermarket in effect, to support the price.

There was some evidence (4/9 studies showed positive effect) to support built environment only interventions for encouraging use and increasing PA in urban green space.

The higher frequency mode's damping region underwent in-line excitation at four times the predicted shedding frequency that provided a power-in effect to support the dominant mode's cross-flow response.

There was more promising evidence (3/3 studies showed positive effect) to support PAprograms or PA programs combined with a physical change to the built environment, for increasing urban green space use and PAof users.

Because in Europe and North America this is anathema (or in more secular terms, non sequitur), diplomatic, political and economic resources that might be used to good effect to support the legitimate aspirations of the Arab peoples will instead only engender further friction and division.

A grandly scaled production that easily fills the expansive stage of the Howard Gilman Opera House, Mr. Demarcy-Mota's staging marshals a host of stylish theatrical effects to support Ionesco's sometimes heavy-treading play about the human need to conform and the ever-present dangers of fascism.

In this paper we present a method to develop a Cause-Effect Graph (CEG) based on expert knowledge (qualitative part) to provide visualization of the causes and effects to support machine operators.

To date, very limited data exists on phenolic compounds reported in W. somnifera leaves, roots and fruits as well as their antioxidant effects to support their traditional claims.

Although the protocol has some limitations, we expect to learn enough about the intervention, delivery and effects to support a larger trial with a more stringent design and enhanced statistical power.

Conservative estimates of treatment effect size should be adopted when planning larger phase II studies to confirm efficacy for clinically important endpoints, to better determine treatment effects, to support the biological rationale underpinning the intervention, to support safety data, and to better inform sample size calculations, feasibility and design for subsequent phase III trials.