Sentence examples for support could be explained from inspiring English sources

Based on the work of several investigators [ 19, 20] we hypothesized that clinicians' acceptance of clinical decision support could be explained by one, or a combination of, factors from the following categories: ■ Patient: reason for visit, severity of illness – estimated based on the number of medications the patient was taking and the number of chronic conditions they had, or age.

The apparently paradoxical association between the occurrence of undesirable life events and an improvement in HRQOL in the Peers and Social Support dimension could be explained by the type of life event.

While the slight shift in some peak positions (Table S-1, Supporting Information) could be explained by concentration-dependent changes, the significant change in certain bands being enhanced over others does not appear to be attributed to that.

However, there were some very high values among mechanics in the supporting staff, which could be explained by their tasks.

The shift was so significant that PPP determined that the increased support statewide for the issue could be "explained almost entirely by a major shift in opinion about same-sex marriage among black voters".

By contrast, most of the observed support for the Ecdysozoa clade could be explained by parallel changes.

However, our subgroup analyses did not support this hypothetical advantage, which could be explained by the small number of extreme obese patients in the trial.

The difference in this study, between female and male was only one fourth of the difference between the work group and sick leave group, which indicated that work support in the work group not could be explained with gender differences, as we tend to do.

This could be explained through findings which support that the availability of effective support systems functions as a buffer system against mental health problems [ 39].

The NO-conversion curves of the carbon supported catalysts showed a maximum, which could be explained by both a change in selectivity and in the structure of the catalysts.

Patterns supporting a N-Io parallel change could be explained by one X->Y change in the Ecdysozoa ancestor, and two Y->X reversals: one in Apis, one in Brugia.