Sentence examples for fact reinforce from inspiring English sources

This fact reinforce the idea referred to that the magnetism appearing in all theses structures is originated by Mn atoms with different oxidation states situated at the grain boundaries of different phases.

Indeed, whereas degrees of belief may generally be thought of as guides to action, and as well-modeled by betting quotients in many cases, forced and competitive betting situations in fact reinforce the point that they are not always straightforwardly linked.

However, these possible biases do not undermine, and in fact reinforce our findings regarding the perplexing patterns of drug non-adherence in nurse documentation and physician orders within chronic HD ambulatory units.

1- that vertical processes and horizontal processes may lead to similar patterns 2- that horizontal processes may in fact reinforce the appearance of verticality because of biased HGT The second point is not as explicit but in my mind is the most novel point.

Monetary compensation or in-kind alternatives provided by the health system that accurately reflect the value given to CHW work could in fact reinforce existing motivation at the individual level by making CHWs feel supported and able to devote more time to health-related activities without feeling they are neglecting other responsibilities [ 18, 24, 28].

The Spanish Economy Ministry said Monday that the aid would not undermine Spain's public debt, and would, in fact, "reinforce its overall solvency".

But they face an uphill struggle, a fact reinforced by Mr Alsop's own difficulties.

This reflects Britons' historic wariness of hate preachers, which UKIP's rise has in fact reinforced, by hastening the demise of the racist British National Party.

Theatergoers will not get easy answers, either in fiction or life, a fact reinforced on exiting St. Boniface onto one of the toughest stretches of the Tenderloin.

Other activists said the military had, in fact, reinforced near the Turkish border, and sent new forces to the drought-stricken region near Dara'a in southern Syria.

The movement has denounced the king's reforms as insufficient and argues that the new Constitution in fact reinforces the king's prerogatives.