Sentence examples for is no supportive from inspiring English sources
In the new arrangements, there is no supportive role for an auditor to look at corruption risks and there will be no duty for auditors to consider corruption.
Unfortunately, not only do many NGOs allow discrimination based on sexual orientation to happen in their countries of operation, but they even justify discriminatory attitudes with religious and cultural arguments, let alone if there is no supportive legal body in that particular country.
Though effective and fast, a potential drawback of this design is that it may miss real virus integration events if there is no supportive soft-clipped reads.
Although it is hypothetically tenable that livestock sales are inversely proportional to outbreak of RVF, there is no supportive empirical evidence to date suggesting, for example, that RVF outbreak stimulates massive livestock sales.
Mere presence of skilled attendants at birth is unlikely to reduce maternal mortality if there is no supportive environment with essential drugs and supplies, equipment, and appropriate referral and communication system [ 5].
"There is no supportive supervision as far as mental health is concerned … I think normally when these DPHNs (district public health nurses) are coming round they concentrate more on things like HIV, malaria, and immunisation.
In the case of VIPR2, meta-analysis is no longer supportive, whereas the evidence for association at distal 16p11.2 remains nominally significant (Table 2 and Table DS6).
He is no longer the upright, supportive figure that appeared in Two Men Contemplating the Moon in 1819.
Supporters inside the stadium generally greeted it with boos, although it was so high it was difficult to read and there was no supportive chanting from the home fans.
In addition, no provider was trained about ANC specifically and there was no supportive (Table 1) supervision during the last six months preceding the study.
Further, it is possible that reimplanted ovarian tissue may harbour breast cancer micrometastases that may increase recurrence risk, although this is more a theoretical risk and there are no supportive clinical data.
