Sentence examples for support specific aspects from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that the anterior thalamic nuclei and hippocampus, potentially in association with the prefrontal cortex (Barker et al., 2007; Hannesson et al., 2004; Warburton & Brown, 2010), function together to support specific aspects of temporal discrimination learning.
Receipt of RWP support was thus identified at the facility level; no determination was made at the patient level as to whether RWP resources supported specific aspects of that patient's care (such as provision of antiretroviral drugs).
Our review and others demonstrate CDSSs have merit in supporting specific aspects of the prescribing process.
It remains that some of the biomechanical parameters provide information supporting specific aspects of the structure-function relationship in the skin connective tissue.
Hospital A placed more focus on joining with the dietetics team to provide support for specific aspects of the week.
Each Nutridrip bag is purported to support a specific aspect of wellness.
The support component was subdivided into specific aspects of support, such as emotional support, counselling, and coaching of informal carers on how to deal with changes in the patient's behaviour.
Second, it is possible that cholinergic modulation supports only relatively specific aspects of memory and executive functions and that these processes were not optimally assayed or taxed by the current neuropsychological battery.
Future research and evaluation could also consider whether there are specific aspects or support services offered as part of the programme that contribute more strongly to successful recruitment and/or retention of health professionals.
The TTCI instrument supports more detailed exploration of specific aspects of students' ability to describe basic features of trees, read phylogenetic trees to determine relationships, and interpret the evolutionary information contained in them.
Future studies are needed to determine whether interventions targeted at increasing paternal support can improve pregnancy outcome and if true, they need to be designed so that one can delineate the specific aspects of partner support that have a positive effect on pregnancy outcome.
