Sentence examples for example support from from inspiring English sources

Thus, some factors described in the literature were confirmed while others were added; for example, support from senior managers, training of employees, interdepartmental communication and collaboration, and use of external consulting and adequate tools.

For example, support from the Global Fund has helped Indonesia, which has the world's fourth highest TB burden, develop an efficient and effective national TB-control program.

In Route 2, both 2A and 2B, the coach can also opt for additional support, for example support from a physical therapist and/or psychologist, in case specific physical and/or mental problems are present.

For example, support from peers has been found to be an important buffer for gay men against low family support as a result of their sexuality [ 17, 18], and important differences in these types of support (peer vs. family) have been described [ 19].

The Exercise Self-efficacy Scale (ESS) describes 18 situations during which it could be difficult to adhere to an exercise routine, for example 'without support from family and friends'.

The material culture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in the American colonies, for example, supports the account from written evidence of the historical transition from viewing the child as a little adult to the Enlightenment portrait of the child as an innocent creature with unique needs for nurturance and guidance.

Both of these examples support findings from the Chambers and Groom laboratories showing high-frequency dissemination and extravasation, but showing low-frequency proliferation at the secondary site [ 27, 28].

In the 1970s, for example, with support from the federal government, as many as 33 medical schools began offering a three-year M.D. option to address the impending physician shortages of the time.

The video stories provided vicarious learning through stories, for example modeling support from families and peers for expressing an interest in science.

Ridley-Thomas, for example, has support from business and development interests that appreciate the hard work he has done in the City Council and in the Legislature.

Action research, for example, involving support from university researchers can contribute to successful outcomes.