Sentence examples for support to context from inspiring English sources
However, to the best of our knowledge, there is no analysis of these proposals on the advantages, limitations and their effective support to context variation during testing.
Healthcare professionals providing information for gestational weight management may require further education and support to recognise the contexts that influence pregnant women's dietary and physical activity behaviours.
To evolve from a passive state to an active pervasive state, the infrastructure must be able to support uniform context representation, to reason about context, to offer context-based service discovery, and to support a context management and communication protocol.
Provide support to fundraising in the context of supply chain work.
In this context, support to manage problems associated with cancer and treatment that affects everyday life is needed to help rebuild confidence.
These meetings will be casual gatherings meant to provide social context and support to participants.
Observing an association in this very different context gives support to a potentially etiologic mechanism related to irregular menstruations.
They called on FAO to provide continued and more active support to Member Governments in the context of the negotiations.
We primary consider cell cycle information from human organism since we intend to create a resource as support to biomedical studies in the context of cancer research.
Nevertheless, the results from this study lend support to the idea that community context [ 20] and the symmetry of reciprocal specialization [life - dinner principle, [ 25]] can play decisive roles in patterns of trait matching and local adaptation.
There is growing recognition by practitioners and policy makers that illness in individual is not seen by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the problem of the individual, but of the family and community, which makes the need to provide support to informal carers within that context crucial to good health outcomes.
