Sentence examples for settings and support from inspiring English sources

However, the Cover Feed was previously functional, as was access to Facebook Home's Settings and support for  switching on or off notifications.

Objective mobile health (mHealth) software applications (apps) and wearable activity monitors (WAMs) can advance both assessment and integration of PA counseling in clinical settings and support community-based PA interventions.

We propose that providing maternity care professionals with an explicit awareness of how places are relationally constructed, may help in expanding the therapeutic qualities of particular settings, and support a (more) flexible approach.

This comprehensive, trauma-focused, and strengths-based assessment strategy is designed to assess the complex needs of traumatized children and adolescents across child-serving settings and support the treatment/service delivery process.

Our findings are consistent with research in other settings and support the versatility of ATSM methodology.

Others may include the fulfillment of patients' wishes such as preferred care settings and support options [ 9].

"Medical imaging research provides improved diagnostic tools in clinical settings and supports the development of drugs and other therapies.

With a simple user interface and audio supported by HDMI and PCM, the Premium Flat Panel TV is designed to deliver optimal sound in typical room settings and supports easy connection to DVD and Blu-ray players.

This approach helps to overcome problems with different instruments and/or experimental settings, and supports the identification of unknown and emerging compounds using conventional and modern mass spectrometers coupled to gas or liquid chromatography.

Our study highlights the need for more research into better methods for detecting the severity of dehydration in children with diarrhea in resource-limited settings and supports a general rule that clinical scales derived in a high-income country setting require validation in resource-limited settings before being recommended for widespread use in these settings.

This is the first analysis to explore the potential of new and future direct-acting HCV antiviral therapy as prevention in a range of global prevalence settings, and supports previous modeling studies indicating that HCV antiviral treatment could reduce transmission and HCV prevalence among PWID.