Sentence examples for support for shaping from inspiring English sources

This paper offers a methodological solution to this problem by searching a trade-off between market and relational approaches and by offering to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) a decision support for shaping well fitting inter-firm relationship.

Therefore, these Bayesian model selection techniques offer helpful decision support for shaping sensitivity and ancillary analyses in a statistical analysis plan of a clinical trial with longitudinal count data as the primary endpoint.

While naturally derived materials provide favorable conditions for cell survival, they fall short on the technical requirements of the printing processes and mechanical support for shape maintenance and load bearing that synthetic polymers offer.

Other measures that might help to understand SOC include social support, because this is a resource for shaping the SOC [ 7, 8].

Twitter: @TPPNotforProfit Anne is responsible for shaping ICAEW's engagement with the voluntary sector and delivering technical and member support.

We are grateful to Brighton and Hove City Primary Care Trust for funding the SRIP pilot and to Candy Morris, NHS South of England for her support in shaping the SRIP strategic vision.

Our results provide strong support for the SHAPE-directed frameshift model, and the functional importance of SHAPE-detected conformations for frameshifting reveals that the frameshift domain is a dynamic element capable of structural remodeling and supports the existence of a secondary frameshift site.

Regardless of the lack of strong support for auditory experience shaping AON engagement found in the current study, if we return to Hebbian learning theory, the present findings support the hypothesis that increasing the number of modalities through, which an action has been learned should increase the number of Hebbian associations (Hebb 1949; Keysers and Gazzola 2014).

Actin filaments provide vital structural support for cellular shape and polymerization of actin at the leading edge is a fundamental process driving cell migration.

To further understand how needs for social support are shaped by cultural factors, including expectations tied to gender roles, the role of ethnic minority status and the changes occurring with time spent in the postmigration environment, comparisons between longitudinal studies conducted among different ethnic groups are needed.

In addition, the findings extensively suggest pregnant women's need for psychosocial and emotional support also shapes the ways they utilize available maternity care services.