Sentence examples for experience with supporting from inspiring English sources

All CAU workers have at least 1 year of experience with supporting SMI patients.

Based on our experience with supporting a district government health education programme in the district, the district government could implement the knowledge translation intervention throughout Lasbela district - where there are around 10,000 children in the 12-23 month age group - for the equivalent of US$90,000 $99 per child vaccinated in the target age group).

With six bi-weekly class sessions, this course supplements the on-the job experience with support from the instructor and peers.

Google also promises a better messaging experience with support for the new RCS standard.

All authors based their comments and recommendations on their personal experience with support from the data in the literature specifically pertaining to the pediatric population.

All authors based their comments and recommendations on their personal experience, with support from the data in the literature specifically pertaining to the pediatric population, even after the publication of ICHD-3 beta.

What matters are actions and they annoyed me to the point where I am not going back. 1. Are you paying a lot (any?) time judging your staff's interactions with potential clients? 2. Have you, as a customer, ever had a bad experience with support staff that got you to switch to someone else. 3. Conversely, have you found your staff or someone else's, the reason revenues increased?

What has been your experience with support from women vs. the support coming from men as mentors?

One of the authors (DN), a computing science graduate with six years of programming experience (with support from a senior computing scientist, CK) developed the software, spending approximately 10 weeks [full-time hours] to develop the alpha prototype of COMPASS.

The objective was, on the one hand, to reach family caregivers who had no previous experience with support groups ("non-users") and on the other, to gain information from those who had already used or were using them ("users").

Participants were purposively sampled to include a wide range of experience and roles associated with supporting mothers with infant feeding.