The recent "birther" theory, for example, supported by over 20% of Americans, holds that Barack Obama was not born in the US and forged his birth certificate.
Pharmacological treatments were categorized into substance classes, while usual care and placebo treatment were considered as reasonably comparable reference treatments (for example, supported by [ 5]).
This is for example supported by the possibility of "loss of appetite" in depressive episodes as defined in the international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems (ICD-10) [ 48] which may affect eating patterns.
The discovered rural subtypes were particularly interesting due to the strong associations of these bacteria with the host health that have been shown in the previous studies and keep growing for example, supported by the latest large-scale metagenomic research of the gut microbiota in metabolic syndrome, and type 2 diabetes.
For example, support by peers or superiors in following the guidelines, and sufficient staff and time appear to be important for guideline implementation [ 49].
For example, support by health care professionals and the patient's role in decision making might be of greater influence on the labor and birth experience than mode of delivery [ 11, 12].
GBIF, for example, supports retrieval by species name but the user may also need to use resources such as the Catalogue of Life to provide alternative names for species-based searching.
Many experts now recognize that these leaders might have done better to steer development along more traditional African lines by, for example, supporting peasant farmers.
Mobile technology has the potential to support not only the acquisition of explicit knowledge but also the new doctors' engagement in the workplace by, for example, supporting their preparation for patient encounters and their dialogue with members of medical teams.
The Navrongo Health Research Centre, for example, is supported by Rockefeller Foundation, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and National Institutes of Health (NIH), World Health Organization, Meningitis Research Foundation, the Canadian International Development Research Centre, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Internet-business bubble, for example, was supported by claims that smaller companies without the prospects of profits had the power to disrupt "bricks and mortar" empires.
