Sentence examples for support in total from inspiring English sources

The Australian government increased its own commitment to the ground war in March 1966, announcing the deployment of a two battalion brigade the 1st Australian Task Force with armour, aviation, engineer and artillery support; in total 4,500 men.

The scores in the perceived social support scales were otherwise normally distributed, but 15% of patients in emotional/informational support, 33% in practical support, and 44% in love support scored the maximum amount of available support (12% in total score).

The test specimen was an overhanging simple support beam, in total 28 m long.

Test specimens were overhanging simple support beams, in total 6 m long.

There's verifiable genealogy to support this in total.

Boucher and Hannon [ 9] estimated that haematocyte transfusions in the US cost from $1,840 to $2,760 per unit, plus operating theatre time of $1,890 to $3,150, intensive care unit supervision, and ventilator support, amounting in total to $4,810.

Different surgeries accessed different levels of pharmaceutical support and in total, following the pharmacy-led intervention, anti-psychotics were withdrawn, or the dosage of the anti-psychotic was reduced, in 43 instances (61.4%).

However, owing to the relatively high cost of personal care, our cost analysis reveals that the mean underspend on Rehabilitation and Social support (£4110 in total) is exceeded some 3.5-fold by the above-predicted expense of Personal care (borne mainly by families), and the cost of residential accommodation or adaptations to the existing accommodation (£14 559 in total).

They were provided group support in a total of 18, weekly lunch-hour classes held at the worksite for the duration of the study.

The factorial, convergent, and criterion validity, and the internal consistency of the RPQ scores received strong support in the total sample and across four ethnicity groups.

Four cohort studies in patients with chronic, intractable bowel damage after radiotherapy (Miller et al, 1979; Lavery et al, 1980; Silvain et al, 1992; Scolapio et al, 2002) assessed parenteral nutrition support in a total of 100 patients.