Sentence examples for may support design from inspiring English sources

The contribution of our study to the epidemiological evidence related to food and fluid intake, particularly in settings such as Mexico where the rising prevalence of overweight and obesity has largely overcast that of under-nutrition, may support design of policies and programs focused on the promotion of better-informed eating and buying practices that support a healthy life-style.

Staging may also support design of research studies that focus on a particular stage or on stage changes over time.

We anticipate that these results may support the design of more effective visualizations for multidimensional data.

These findings are applicable to modeling driver behavior and SA under hazardous conditions and may support the design of new in-vehicle assistive technologies for hazard avoidance.

The findings presented may support the design of new therapeutic strategies to prevent or slow down the Fe2+-catalyzed glycosylation of collagen and other matrix proteins.

The development of such a model provides a rational basis for developing more biologically extensive models that may support the design of optimal dosing strategies for PTH-based anti-osteoporosis treatments.

For example in large-area communication networks there is an obvious need to analyze synchronization issues; in integrated photonic circuits the high natural bandwidth of nanoscale components may create problems of delay-induced feedback instability, and may support the design of devices (such as oscillators) that exploit finite optical propagation delays.

Furthermore, recognition of substantial similarities may support the design of multicentre or cross-national research projects.

Hopefully, the findings of the study may support the design of early rehabilitative paths aimed at preventing the onset of ulcerative processes.

The identification of TFF3 as a novel diagnostic biomarker endowed with a sensitivity and specificity superior to that of CA125 in the preoperative evaluation of G3-EEC patients, as demonstrated in this pilot work, may support the design of prospective studies evaluating the potential of TFF3 as a new tool for preoperative evaluation and post-operative surveillance of EC patients.

Note that the guidelines provided in this chapter may be used to support design practice for your project team and can be extended as needed.