Sentence examples for support examination from inspiring English sources

Studies of cost-effectiveness also support examination of FCU in screening high-risk populations [ 20].

These results support examination of selective 11β-HSD1 inhibithes in treatmentment of age-related cognitive impairments.

Although denominator data to support examination of seasonality are not available, it is notable that 58 out of the 105isolates identified in this study were isolated over a four-month period from March through June (Table  2), suggesting that the peak of circulation occurred during this time frame.

For example, our approach would support examinations of niche variation as influenced by age [45], sex [46], morphology [47], genotype (review in [48]), and even cultural heritage [49].

Quantitative modeling of soil C and N as in our study supports examination of additional ecosystem properties at fine spatial scales.

The WEB model supports examination of the competencies required from a patient-centered approach that better reflects the extreme diversity in clinic populations.

Free text responses were entered onto Microsoft Word and subject to thematic analysis using the framework approach [ 14] which supported examination of responses relevant to research objectives and matters arising in respondents' comments.

The extracts he has chosen, from a wide range of advice books, magazines, memoirs and Mass Observation, are often arresting and vivid, but they tend to illustrate change rather than to support any examination as to why the change occurred.

We can update our society's definition of racism beyond police brutality and hate crimes; we can examine and indict a system that perpetuates low employment, high imprisonment, low cultural representation, poor education and poor health for our black and brown communities; we can identify the individual actions that help support that examination or, alternately, distract from that reality.

Among several protocols, our working group developed the focused echocardiographic evaluation in life support (FEEL) examination.

The theoretical perspectives we draw from support our examination of communicative resource use in interaction toward our goal of working to understand power relations in classrooms and their connection to wider societal processes.