Sentence examples for support descriptions from inspiring English sources

Quotes were chosen to support descriptions of key themes in the data, and illustrate deviant cases.

Thus, microdialysis data support descriptions of entirely different models of neuronal communication than evidence obtained from voltammetric or amperometric recordings.

Finally, in matching the availability of nation-wide surveys with their use in the health systems strengthening proposals, we found that in 39 of the 44 countries that submitted proposals there had been a nation-wide household surveys (DHS or MICS) that could have been used to support descriptions of the immunisation status of the population and/or specific barriers to immunisation.

The reference to a rubber boat supported descriptions of the boat involved in the attack as a small and inflatable, with an outboard motor.

This supports descriptions of delayed maturation in ADHD [ 63, 64].

This supports descriptions of a discontinuity between hospital managers' belief in the importance of patient experience and their failure to provide structured plans for its improvement [ 52].

Recent analysis of mtDNA cyt b sequences produced a statistically supported description of phylogenetic relationships among Nomascus spp. [4], [11].

Although TD-IDF weighting was used to convert the support calls descriptions into vectors, stop words still appeared in the clustering results.

The findings do not support previous descriptions of relative sparing of CBVF due to compensatory reductions in cerebrovascular resistance in response to NTH 1.

Staff often spoke to the researchers in the course of the observation and field notes from these ad hoc conversations are used to support contextual descriptions.

Designing, defining and reporting complex non-pharmacological interventions is a challenge (Glasziou, Meats, Heneghan, & Shepperd, 2008), though advances continue to be made in models to support such descriptions (Hoffmann et al., 2014; Hooper, Froud, Bremner, Perera, & Eldridge, 2013; Medical Research Council, 2000).