Sentence examples for support is unavailable from inspiring English sources

There are many examples of gifted clinician-investigators who obtain salary support through the early years of their first faculty position, only to find that support is unavailable at mid-career.

As a balance between prompt treatment versus unnecessary antibiotic prescription, these point-of-care tests can be useful to supplement clinical diagnosis where microbiology laboratory support is unavailable.

But the House Armed Services Report contradicts this, finding that air support was unavailable or would have arrived so late as to make no difference.

Where traditional sources of support are unavailable due to death or other obligations, substitutions with non-preferred kin have become common (Weinreb 2002, 2006).

U.S. donor funding and technical assistance provided to the region is likely to have contributed to the improvements we observed, although information on other sources of funding and support was unavailable to study.

Patient education tools and nursing support are unavailable to 87 and 67%, respectively; insurance coverage for immune therapies is poorly accessible to 84%, yet 86% feel this would improve care and 96% of physicians support comparing their practice with benchmarks from provincial GN registries.

According to this theory, older people only turn to formal support, such as paid home care services, when the informal support network is unavailable or overburdened.

For example, while vaccination coverage was reported to have increased significantly in Liberia as a result of GAVI supported work, information is unavailable on GAVI's support for health services more broadly in Liberia and any subsequent outcomes [ 33].

Talented women enroll in challenging science courses with the goal of learning all they can to excel in a technical career and yet the institutional support they need is unavailable.

5) Basic business support is often unavailable.

Relationships between peers at the workplace should also be encouraged, because peer learning provides guidance and support, especially if guidance is unavailable from other providers (Tanggaard 2005).