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The model is supportive of integrated, stakeholder inclusive monitoring over short, medium and long time periods.

The results from our xenograft model are supportive of this.

Animal models are supportive of these considerations, where vascular calcification is prevented by calcitriol doses sufficient to correct secondary hyperparathyroidism (29).

Interventions involving mindfulness practices may provide a model of care which is supportive for clients experiencing a traumatic loss, as well as the healthcare professionals providing the support (Cacciatore & Flint) [ 62].

In terms of the test of the convergent validity of the proposed structure of anxiety syndromes as illustrated in Fig.  1, the statistically significant difference between the fit of models 1 and 2 is supportive of the convergent validity of this conceptualization of child anxiety.

Whilst some stakeholders have reservations about the model others are supportive and see the potential the model has to provide accessible primary health care.

The intervening distraction task, implemented here, that did not affect overall associative memory performance makes continuous maintenance in working memory less likely and thus, our data is supportive for a model in which the hippocampus supports the actual binding of the two constituents separated in time during memory formation [3], [36], [37].

The level of evidence available - animal models and case data - is supportive of effect and not likely to be increased.

The government is supportive of the model and keen to see more trials rolled out.

The left lateralized response with GD is supportive of a model that proposes lateralization of autonomic functions in the forebrain with left representation of parasympathetic activity (including vagal stimulation) and right representation of sympathetic autonomic activity [73].

Our finding that a significantly larger fraction of young MARCKS-cKO and old wild-type ECs contain mucin than young wild-type ependyma is supportive of a model in which mucins are cleared from ependyma and that this capacity is diminished during aging.