Sentence examples for supported a solution from inspiring English sources

Bayesian information criteria supported a solution with three patterns: 10.1% of participants followed a pattern with symptoms of troubled breathing and signs of congestion (pattern 1), 27.8% a pattern characterised mainly by signs of congestion (pattern 2) and 62.1% were essentially asymptomatic (pattern 3); model fit was best when including concomitant variables.

Several readers, including Jonathan Minnen of Atlanta, objected that Mr. Meshal doesn't really support a "solution".

A stumbling block to an imposed settlement is that a number of European governments are unwilling to support a solution not supported by the United Nations.

IT needs to procure, implement and support a solution that fits within the organisation's overall information architecture to maintain effective information governance.

Mr. Obama had a better time of it on Thursday, mostly because he actually supports a solution — comprehensive reform, not just tougher enforcement but also a path to citizenship.

In his remarks last week, Mr. Bloomberg suggested he would probably support a solution that gave those in office in 2008 an opportunity for a third term.

What big data does here is not so much supply the solution as give you ammo to support a solution that has already been tried but but never before sufficiently supported.

In Lebanon, we should not encourage a sectarian showdown; instead we should support a solution to that country's impasse that would include redistribution of power among Shiites, Sunnis and Christians.

These countries came together in London on March 29 and founded a Contact Group which met this week in Doha to support a solution to the crisis that respects the will of the Libyan people.

The group supports a solution that would end Israel's presence in the occupied territories, as well as its construction of settlements in the West Bank.

While a vast majority of Americans have said that they support a solution to the country's broken immigration system, persistent political plays to block progress have left communities frustrated and angry.