Sentence examples for support in the research from inspiring English sources

The authors gratefully acknowledge Mattia Patti, Coordinator of the FIRB project, for his support in the research and for fruitful discussions.

This study uses the expectation-confirmation model (ECM) as its background theoretical framework, and explores the roles of antecedent factors of perceived fit and perceived individual learning support in the research model.

The use of these benchmarks has been very useful in comparing states in the USA on an agreed upon series of child care benchmarks that have a great deal of support in the research literature (American Academy of Pediatrics [AAP] & American Public Health Association [APHA], 2012, 2013; NACCRRA, 2007, 2009, 2011).

In parallel, funding either from National Institutes (e.g. from NIH which funds research mainly in the field of allergies, infections, cancer and cardiovascular diseases, from the White House which launched the national microbiome initiative) or by pharmaceutical companies follow the same trend, showing a boost and a strong support in the research field on microbiota.

The research team would like to thank the scientific staff of the Department of Virology at University Hospital Galway, for their contribution and support in the research study.

An explanative pathway, for which there is support in the research literature, is that unemployment leads to depression, which is a risk factor for sexual violence (Puri et al., 2010), although this relationship has not been consistent for both genders.

Overall, the reliability and convergent and discriminant validity (construct validity) were supported in the research model; therefore, all reflective items were retained.

The idea that all kids need is no excuses schools and strong discipline to succeed is clearly not supported in the research.

This finding has also been supported in the research literature.

No dedicated funding was sought or received for this work and the authors were supported in the research activity by their employing organizations.

Qualitative research is increasingly seen as having implications for practice and its inclusion in methodology has been both called for and supported in the research literature (e.g., [ 56]).