Sentence examples for support the second approach from inspiring English sources
The present models clearly support the second approach, with the presence of a fractal source (the timekeeper), that remains invariant across conditions and combines with others processes for producing the final sets of correlations in performance series.
To support the first approach, cities' authorities often provide guidelines and regulations for the construction of adequate freight parking infrastructure.
Mothers strongly supported the second approach of training all outlets selling antimalarial medicines, based on their interest in a broad regulatory function for training.
This PCR result was independently replicated in 2 laboratories and additionally supported by the second approach, a protein assay showing a concomitant positive reaction by detecting IgG against L. infantum by Western blot sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
"This is just the initial support, the first approach, but we want to improve many areas including the training of the hygiene promoters," explained UNICEF's John Obisa, who leads the behaviour change effort.
These findings support the first hypothesis, that LCA approaches add value by identifying at the population level an empirical grouping of 6% of the participants at most risk for elevated depressive symptoms by 14 years of age following exposure to hazardous adversities in the preschool years.
While a large majority of the 77 information and communication businesses questioned were against all forms of control, they gave most support (about 18%) to the second approach, in which parents decide what they want their children to access on the internet.
Our results support the first scenario.
The second approach, supported by Volcker, was to tightly restrict the risky activities that banks could engage in.
The second approach was the support of social and political actors of highly organized sub-national authorities and federal managers.
The second approach intensifies grazing by increasing the animal population beyond what the grasslands can sustainably support.
