Sentence examples for support of examining from inspiring English sources

If that's any indication of what we're in for this fall, Clinton and anyone in support of examining actual political policy needs to come up with a new strategy.

In support of examining lower-extremity MTPs, the gastrocnemius muscle is the agonist for control of forward postural sway and must contract up to 80% of maximum in response to large perturbations.

The results from our study support the importance of examining subgroups in specific locations.

50 These findings support the importance of examining an overall lifestyle dietary pattern, rather than individual food components.

These analyses provide independent experimental support for the strategy of examining alternative splicing in rice microarray data.

This room was an ideal place for video capture of infants' activity to support the research aims of examining how educators recognize cultural worlds and transitory relationships of babies and toddlers and how educators may relate to such moments pedagogically.

Also, this error does not weaken this article's (Swan et al. 2005) support for the importance of examining patterns of subtle changes in humans, as suggested by toxicology, when assessing the effects of environmental exposures.

Partial support for the notion of examining action-specific cognitions rather than goal-related cognitions was provided by Conner and Norman (1996), who showed that sub-behaviors of weight loss (e.g., avoiding fat intake versus exercising) were differently affected by attitudes and perceived control.

The pTB NdeI plasmid (generously provided by F. Pagani) is a strong support to examine the impact of intronic or/and exonic variations on aberrant splicing in transfected mammalian cells.

Specifically, through our study of the development and consolidation of a network of support, we examine how the Office of the Auditor General of Alberta anchored its claims to expertise in the corpus of knowledge on measurement of government performance; the various devices that the Office used to sustain these claims; and the ways in which government and public servants reacted to them.

Nevertheless, the result highlights an interesting difference between emotional support and the other two types of support examined in this study.