Sentence examples for supported active and from inspiring English sources
All patients underwent a rehabilitation programme with isometric muscle training and exercises of supported active and passive motion of the limb from the second day after surgery.
The classroom can accommodate 126 students and is specially equipped to facilitate innovating teaching approaches by supporting active and group learning.
This paper describes the development of a specifically designed research awareness training programme and underpinning theoretical model, which has been specifically designed to support active and meaningful lay involvement in research, evaluations and audit projects.
In this paper an indirect interconnection and damping assignment passivity-based control (IDA-PBC) applied to the three-phase superconducting magnetic energy storage systems (SMES) is proposed to support active and reactive power in distribution systems.
Adopting a pedagogy and classroom space to support active and collaborative learning (Beichner [2008]) seems sensible to most users, which can aid the spread of SCALE-UP.
(k) The municipality supports active and structured collaboration with local stakeholders in the field of climate mitigation and/or energy policy.
A number of considerations are critical to keeping biobanks and the research they support active and dynamic.
In support of this is the fact that only a quarter of institutions indicate availability of modules for distance learning in order to support active and blended learning of students, on average seven of such modules per SDPH.
In addition to the human physiological studies on coping strategy by Beh et al. [ 27] mentioned above, animal studies have investigated brain mechanisms supporting active and passive coping response strategies.
The presence of Ti ions enhanced the dispersion of the supported active components, and the dispersion of the active species was related to the acidity of the supports.
He never shied away from pushing or arguing his views, but in terms of his practical politics, he supported active, participatory, and democratic action (Douglass [1848] 1950).
