Sentence examples for support for the continuity from inspiring English sources

Indeed, plasma sICAM-1 level is associated with vascular inflammation and has been shown to correlate with increased risk of cardiovascular events [ 71, 72], providing further support for the continuity of our findings.

A brief evaluation of our cache performance characterisations is provided in Section "Discussion" through the consideration of the implications of the results on the ability to provide support for service continuity, scalability and SLA compliance in the management of storage resources.

Respondents' indifference to the emotional support and the continuity and transition dimensions of PCC may also be typical for this patient population.

Direct support for the hypothesis of reproductive continuity within clades also comes from detailed studies on Rosemary Island [ 23], all from Clade D3, where nuclear microsatellite DNA provides clear evidence for gene flow between specimens that key to four of the described morphospecies, with a maximum percentage sequence divergence of COI of 4.4% (mean 1.24 ± SD 0.78).

He will not have the [same kind of] support and the continuity of care," she tells me.

The degree of support affected the continuity of the strategy or the selection of another.

Different standards have also been proposed to support the continuity of care for patients.

Strengthening the resilience of the technology infrastructure prior to and planning for backup support prioritization during disasters are all crucial for the continuity of the hospital mission.

This should include support for maintenance, continuity and human resources development, and anticipate needs after agencies and donors exit.

This finding also gives support for midwifery continuity of care models where psychosocial issues are more readily addressed than within biomedical models of care 11, 49, 50.

The pervasive negative effect of depression on women's self-efficacy for childbirth and other motherhood roles, gives support for midwifery continuity of care models where psychosocial issues can be routinely assessed, interventions used to foster positive change, and where indicated, early referral for additional support instituted.