Sentence examples for little supportive from inspiring English sources

These include the potential risks of graft thrombosis and prolonged initial nonfunction (for which there is little supportive evidence), and the impact on pretransplant immune-modulating regimens, which take advantage of the so-called transfusion effect.

This may, at least partly, explain the difference between the in situ heart and isolated cardiac trabeculae which have little supportive tissue and where only isometric contractile force is measured [16].

However, a few investigations implicate that the controversial role of phytoestrogens including increasing colorectal cancer and prostate cancer risk and indicate little supportive evidence of phytoestrogens decreasing cardiovascular disease risk (Ward et al., 2010; van der Schouw et al., 2005; Peterson et al., 2010).

Governor Christie's commission report concerning the takeover of Rutgers-Camden is two pages long, has little supportive facts and zero fiscal analysis.

The district — which also encompasses Eagle Rock, Cypress Park, Montecito Heights and Mount Washington — had 800 homeless people in the latest tally in January, but only scattered homeless services and little supportive housing.

One GP perceived the advice on psycho-education as being only a little supportive, because most patients were not self-sufficient individuals.

But Mr. Kalivas said he suspected the data could be "a little bit supportive" of the markets because industrial production and retail sales were firm.

Speaking of that W, Washington is a partisan place, and complaints surfaced during the previous administration that the logo on the Nats' gear seemed a little too supportive of the occupant of the White House also known by that initial.

“It would have been nice if they had been a little more supportive.” Hamm’s agent Sheryl Shade said she had been told U.S.A. Gymnastics president Bob Colarossi was at a F.I.G board meeting in Turkey, where he was expected to be elected to the board.

Others might be a little too supportive.

We all need to be a little more supportive of each other.