Sentence examples for support in deciding from inspiring English sources

Every year about 30,000 high school students visit AlmaOrienta with the aim of finding support in deciding about their future opportunities at the University of Bologna.

While this group of users have a clear understanding of their own needs in terms of support in deciding and starting college studies, they have a very partial view of the complexity of the programme catalogue offered by the University.

Bearing in mind the key role of GPs, this intersociety consensus statement was drawn up to give them the best possible support in deciding whether or not to prescribe treatment in cases where there is no established risk/benefit ratio, and therefore, no clear guidelines.

Another patient noted the role of support in deciding to proceed with currently available treatment: "[My doctor] said there were some [future treatments] that would not have as severe side effects but I just went ahead and went on with the Pegasys.

Our advocates are available 24 hours a day to support survivors in deciding what to do next.

This chapter also presents performance models and program analysis methodologies to support developers in deciding when to offload computation to GPU- and FPGA-based accelerators.

This study developed and implemented a simple six-step model to fully inform patients and to support them in deciding whether to take part or not.

They also want the agency to tell transplant teams to account for a disabled person's support system in deciding whether he or she will be able to stick to a postoperative health-care regimen, which is typically a factor in evaluating patients for a transplant.

A corresponding model would support retailers in deciding whether planograms should be more standardized or adjusted to store-specific needs.

But we support Congress in deciding how to best use this information to inform the public, and we expect the government to publish its findings when their investigation is complete".

The study evaluated mothers of preterm infants who were discharged from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) with regard to their personal characteristics and those of their infants as well as the role that social support plays in deciding whether to introduce a pacifier during the first two years of the infant's life.