Sentence examples for support current efforts from inspiring English sources

Our results support current efforts to implement step-wise feedback.

They also identified the major factors responsible for regional spatial patterns of TC in this subtropical region, providing information to support current efforts of conservation of soil resources in Florida, and under similar environmental conditions in the southeastern U.S. and elsewhere.

Despite voting for previous minimum wage hikes at the federal level, Pryor told KATV he does not support current efforts to raise the federal minimum wage.

These results along with previous studies of lung cancer and diesel exhaust support current efforts to reduce emissions in both occupational and general environmental settings.

These results along with previous studies support current efforts to reduce emissions from both diesel vehicles and other sources of vehicle and traffic-related emissions.

Such methods also support current efforts to further decentralise care to the primary health centre level through nurse-driven management of patients receiving chronic HAART care.

This supports current efforts within the VISION 2020 initiative to give greater prominence to screening programmes.

Scenarios that combined WASH and OCV interventions were most effective, which supports current efforts to implement both interventions when feasible.

Earlier HIV diagnosis represents an important opportunity to reduce the need for ICU care and supports current efforts to diagnose those with asymptomatic infection that are unaware of their HIV status.

Cognitive impairment can still be moderate in the early stages of the schizophrenia prodrome and this supports current efforts to intervene in the early course of the illness [ 85].

This does not mean that this critically endangered species has been unaffected by human activities but rather suggests that its genetic diversity was already reduced prior to any human contact and supports current efforts for careful management of zoo populations (Bosse et al. 2015).