Sentence examples for support with the development of from inspiring English sources
My mentor has been an irreplaceable support with the development of my newest venture.
All steps in relation to CPR became available when the techniques of 'basic' and 'advanced' life support gave birth to 'prolonged' life support, with the development of the ICU concept.
The modeling language has been supported with the development of a software tool which facilitates graphical model design and automatic code generation.
Furthermore, a new discipline rose in RHSs: local health policy-advisers who support municipalities with the development of local health policy [ 2].
This Facilitator played a key role in supporting practices with the development of their improvement projects, the sharing of ideas with other practices, and the use of the Wiki to provide access to improvement tools.
Leaders from the sector will also want to see more on increasing and improving opportunities for charities to deliver more-effective public services and ideas for real innovation, with support for the development of new funding sources, such as social investment.
(Response options: Less secure/Equally Secure/More secure) The data analysis further compares views about EHR security, identified through the questions above, with support for the development of EHRs as measured in the same survey (Response options: Yes/No/Undecided) and examined more closely in an earlier publication [ 15].
Hence, a predicted ftb value greater than 0.4 can be seen as strong support to proceed with the development of a PET tracer, and a low value (<0.4) indicates small chances of success.
High job demands, little decision-making authority, and low social support were associated with the development of stress-related symptoms.
We found that high demands, little decision-making authority, and low levels of social support were associated with the development of stress-related symptoms.
According the IOM review panel, there is suggestive evidence that nitrogen dioxide can exacerbate asthma, but there is inadequate evidence to support an association with the development of asthma (IOM 2000).
