Sentence examples for preference to support from inspiring English sources

"He had a clear preference to support American values and what was good for America," Weber said.

Speaking officially in his role as president, Mr. Holbrooke described what occurred behind closed doors by saying simply, "The council displayed unanimity in preference to support the secretary general, but there is no consensus".

Loss of physiological features of the endothelium, such as its preference to support vasodilatation, fibrinolysis and antiaggregation, is referred to as endothelial dysfunction [ 5].

Future work includes evolving the decision tree into a Markov state transition model that can represent the clinical course of severe COPD with greater fidelity; and incorporating the model into a decision aid using patient preference to support shared decision making.

Loss of physiological features of the endothelium, such as its preference to support vasodilatation, fibrinolysis and antiaggregation, is referred to as endothelial dysfunction [ 6], which has been observed in diabetes (type 1 and type 2), in obesity and in patients with insulin resistance.

Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) are attribute-driven experimental techniques used to elicit stakeholders' preferences to support the design and implementation of policy interventions.

However, Tesco said the campaign by some conservative Christian organisations had had no impact, adding that, as with all its charitable giving, its preference was to "support projects with practical benefits rather than events".

Thus, there is evidence on both clinical and patient preference grounds, to support prioritising the provision of ambulatory gynaecology services such as office hysteroscopic polypectomy.

There is no evidence from preference data to support adjustment to intervention design.

Increasing emphasis has been placed in recent years on public-private partnerships in the health sector, in recognition of the current distribution of services and patient choices and preferences, and to support the efficient and effective delivery of health services.

Although GDPs are supposed to meet those preferences, insight by GDPs in the preferences of patients to support decision-making is lacking [ 13].