Sentence examples for supportive in addressing from inspiring English sources
In this context the concept of PGE – Product Generation Engineering has been proven to be supportive in addressing these challenges.
Islamic scholars and health care practitioners have important supportive roles in addressing the social and physical consequences of female genital cutting, but it is in the collective decisions of communities that have traditionally cut their young women that change is coming.
They don't do this by charging in to save the day; instead, male allies play a supportive role in addressing the challenges that women face in the tech industry.
This study makes an important contribution to the understanding of the role of supportive care in addressing survivorship needs for men with prostate cancer and the significance of nursing in reducing men's unmet needs.
One recent positive step in the direction toward increasing knowledge and reducing negative attitudes is the withdrawal of the government ban on ECP advertisement, so that ECP manufacturers can also play a supportive role in addressing the barriers and negative attitudes toward ECP use.
Use of such an instrument could then prompt clinicians to be proactive in addressing patients' unmet supportive care needs and, where appropriate, refer to support services to enhance their QoL.
Supportive cancer care was shown to be delivered by a range of generalist programs that lacked specialisation in addressing the unique needs of cancer clients.
The Child School/Legacy High School is an academically rigorous, yet supportive community addressing the needs of a diverse population of special children, many of whom have failed in other schools.
However, the evidence base for the effectiveness of supportive strategies to address these issues in stroke is diffuse, and lacking in any theoretical integrity [ 19].
The evidence base for the effectiveness of supportive strategies to address these issues in stroke is diffuse, and lacking in any theoretical integrity [ 26].
Supportive therapeutic approaches aid in patients addressing problems without direct input from providers.
