Sentence examples for supporting a study from inspiring English sources
He has been living in Kathmandu since January, supporting a study into livelihoods, taxation and governance.
The present study shows that ezlopitant treatment significantly decreases ethanol consumption in rats, supporting a study showing that NK1-receptor knock-out mice have markedly lower ethanol consumption than wild-type controls [36].
We acknowledge the Fondation Cancer (Luxembourg) for supporting a study on serum miRNAs in melanoma.
To better understand the scope of the issue, UNICEF is supporting a study on the impact of GBV on men and boys and is establishing men and boys support groups in the North and Bekaa in partnership with a local NGO.
The majority of these patients tested negative when QFT was repeated supporting a study of US-born HIV patients at low risk for TB in which 80% with initial positive QFT reverted to negative when retested after a median time of 40 days indicating false positive primary tests [ 25].
In fact, the ADA has recognized this approach and is supporting a study comparing 33 the biguanide, MET, the TZD, pioglitazone, and the glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist, exenatide, with treatment according to its own guidelines that advocate the use of SFUs or early insulin therapy after the failure of MET.
These new results support a study published earlier this year that also demonstrated a significant yield gap between organic and conventional.
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D) supports a study, and a state energy report released this fall recommends one.
"They kept saying, 'We're Merz, not Merck,' " he recalled, but eventually Merz supported a study involving 252 patients who took memantine or a placebo for 28 weeks.
Internationally, the Guardian Foundation this year supported a study group visit from Georgian journalists, and a joint exercise with the Slovenian Mirovni Institute to promote media plurality and freedom in the Balkans.
Another, shorter way to answer that would be to quickly say that he supports a study of reparations, which is the only legislative proposal recently introduced in Congress.
