This kind of data analysis and presentation of results is supportive for health policy decisions regarding interventions into the improvement of specific health services.
These results are supportive of good interfacial bonding between the functionalized carbon nanotubes and the hosting polymer matrix.
Results are supportive of a teratological model of prenatal cocaine exposure for infant reactivity/regulation in infancy.
The experimental results are supportive of de Gennes' model, and disagree with many conjectures on where the receding contact lines are entrained, or whether the dynamic contact angle is due to the failure of the equilibrium, etc.
Though these results are supportive, we must be cautious in interpreting these data.
With this in mind, the results are supportive of the restrictions imposed on model.
Results are supportive of the hypothesis that dietary cholesterol contributes to an upregulation of beta-adrenergic receptor function in cardiac, as well as hepatic tissue.
The results were supportive of the hypothesis made previously to the start of the current study, which predicted greater cognitive impairments in MPP patients in comparison to DPP, IPP, and HC subjects.
When considering the standard CBA approach comparing intervention and control groups the negative net benefit does not support the introduction of the intervention (extending the role of the pharmacist); however if we focus on the intervention group, results are supportive, but only for those still receiving the intervention at 24 months.
Although it has been suggested that most bacteria, including Salmonella, can undergo homologous recombination (that is, the exchange of DNA between related strains of bacteria [9], [46]), our results are supportive of a clonal structure which has long been associated with Salmonella.
