Weight-management websites have the potential to reach many more people much more cheaply than real-world support groups do—for real-world groups need places to meet, can operate only at certain times and have to be travelled to.
Basu said that while the findings did not prove that sugar caused obesity, they did "provide real-world support for the body of previous laboratory and experimental trials that suggest sugar affects the liver and pancreas in ways that other types of foods or obesity do not".
These recommendations address the interdependencies between online and real-world support and emphasize an inclusive framework of interpersonal and community-based support.
That means as the agent grows up, their difficulty level in a real-world support situation keeps increasing, just as you would expect in the game".
4. "The tolerance-fuels-use theory is thunderously lacking in real-world support.
They serve mainly to illustrate the capabilities of each program for detection of similar regions and to lend real-world support to the results of the simulation analyses.
Despite these concerns, the work by Maas and colleagues [ 37] lends considerable 'real world' support to the use of Guyton's model in intact human subjects.
But in the real world people support the fabric of the local community and are the physical embodiment of its lifestyle, traditions and culture.
Context-aware ubiquitous learning is such an approach that enables students to learn from the real world with support from the learning system using mobile, wireless communication and sensing technologies (Hwang et al. [2008]; Tsai et al. [2012]).
There is a pressing need for intervention research that reflects real world practice to support evidence-based decision making for families, professionals and administrators who support children with ASD.
As recently as last November, Ford was still resisting a recall, telling the agency that there was a "lack of real world data to support any conclusion that this subject presented an unreasonable safety risk".
