Sentence examples for support with studies from inspiring English sources

For example, there's a consensus among economists that a carbon tax is the most efficient way to cut carbon pollution, and if made revenue-neutral, represents a small government solution that many conservatives support, with studies showing it would be good for the economy even without considering the economic benefits of minimizing climate damages.

To date, projects have explored the utility of telephone-based breastfeeding support, with studies identifying that breastfeeding telephone support may influence breastfeeding rates [ 5, 17].

They would also like to thank C Linehan and Drs B Klencke and S Agresta for support with study design and implementation.

These findings were supported with studies by Bier et al. and Shemesh et al. who found that root canal instrumentation and filling created dentinal defects, incomplete cracks, and fractures (Bier et al. 2009; Shemesh et al. 2009).

This is supported with study results where osteoporosis has been observed in patients with cognitive impairment [30].

This is in support with previous studies [ 23, 28] that positive beliefs influence the appraisal of stressful situations and so, could promote health and well being.

We identified four themes of problems: lack of information, bureaucratic difficulties, lack of support with language studies, and unfair test requirements.

Older women have largely been portrayed as the face of HIV and AIDS care and support, with several studies pointing at them as disproportionately affected.

Interestingly, in support with previous studies, our results showed a node affected by ZNF191 was the brain development node (Z-score 2.27).

Key issues were insufficient information on the licensing process, lack of support with language studies, and test requirements viewed as difficult.

The limited evidence base available to the review meant that we were unable to investigate differences in effectiveness between 'lay health workers and 'peer support workers', or relationships with type or intensity of self-management support, or with study quality.