Sentence examples for supportive described from inspiring English sources

In a brief presentation, Messina thanked those who had been supportive, described the campaign's plans for 2012 and offered his impressions of the president's likely opponent, Romney.

While many called for her resignation, saying they felt let down by their parliamentary representative, a few remained supportive, describing her as a "well respected" MP who had done so much for their town.

Rolling Stones John Mendelsohn, reviewing Unhalfbricking alongside Liege and Lief, was supportive, describing it as "Fairport Convention at its best" and singling out "Percy's Song" in particular as "the album's gem".

12284_2013_61_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1: Table S1: List of salt stress supportive genes described in this paper.

Salt stress supportive genes described in this section is reported in supplemental information (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Trying to distinguish between "sympathetic" and "supportive" to describe Hunt's approach will not really wash.

Such decision making is influenced by the supportive evidence describing the validity of tests within current research.

We assume that publication-based and supportive indicators describe the activity level of a BuS and are classically regarded as indicators for mapping research performance.

Nevertheless, the evaluations are supportive to describe the basic pharmacokinetic properties of F-florbetaben since the plasma F-florbetaben concentration was followed up to the time point presenting 8%% or less of Cmax in most subjects.

Supportive data describing the results of microarray studies or similar large-scale expression experiments should be deposited with one of the public databases (ArrayExpress (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/arrayexpress/) or GEO (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/)) prior to submission of the paper.

The Physiotherapy eSkills Training Online resource is an online resource incorporating (i) video-clips of patient-therapist simulations; (ii) supportive text describing the aim, rationale, equipment, key points, common errors and methods of progression; and (iii) a downloadable PDF document incorporating the online text information and a still image of the video-clip for each practical skill.