Sentence examples for support trimmed from inspiring English sources
This is optimized for Instagram prints, though it can also support trimmed down 4″ x 6″ traditional prints, too.
To minimize selection bias, we identified the drug exposure cohorts by propensity score, excluding those who fell outside the area of common support (trimmed population) and propensity score matched patients stratified by number of prior anti-TNF agents (stratified-matched population).
Third, we explored additional models, including controlling for health aid disbursements from organizations other than the Global Fund, added unadjusted models without covariates that may be influenced by Global Fund support, trimmed the most uncertain estimates, replaced time trends with year fixed effects, and added country-specific time trends (Additional file 1: S4).
The SurfaceTrimmer executable was added to support trimming off the subset of the reconstructed surface that are far away from the input samples, thereby allowing for the generation of non-water-tight surface.
Virtually all of the Republican candidates support the TPP trade accord, and those who have weighed in on Social Security and Medicare support trimming benefits for future beneficiaries.
The manufacturer claimed that this would ensure that even systems (operating systems and SATA controller hardware) which do not support TRIM could achieve similar performance.
In the likely event that cultural support is trimmed but not eliminated, the President's smoked-salmon punchline may acquire new resonance for arts mavens.
Footnote: Mac users may be interested to know that Apple introduced support for TRIM for Apple-installed SSD drives with Mac OS X Lion v10.7 in February.
One other point: Microsoft's Windows 7 comes with built-in support for TRIM (which evens out the use of memory locations in SSD memory, which otherwise starts to degrade in accuracy over time – as it does anyway).
If there's some GOP support for trimming defence, it may at least allow realists within the Pentagon to continue to make more of the modest but laudable cuts they've made under Mr Gates.(Photo credit: AFP).
