Sentence examples for supportive in developing from inspiring English sources

The highly enthusiastic and dedicated staff at the university's editorial office and several staff members of the publisher Springer, in the Netherlands, in Singapore and in Beijing, have been very supportive in developing and launching Forest Ecosystems.

These events highlight the need for appropriate patient education, careful screening, and the use of additional supportive services in developing countries like India, especially in areas where health-care access may be limited.

Psychological support should always be sought to help families to strive for a good relationship with the child and to support the child in developing supportive relationships in the peer group.

We speculate that mammalian physiology is better suited for implementing an AIS and as such these animals have invested more in developing supportive structures (such as well-developed secondary lymphoid tissue that plays a critical role in epitope sampling).

The diagnosis and management of these skin toxicities has motivated a novel partnership between dermatologists and oncologists in developing supportive oncodermatology clinics.

The aim of this study was to gain insight into the involvement of people with dementia in developing supportive IT applications.

Our two organizations were paired to assist the five demonstration sites because of CSSP's strong record of promoting innovative ideas, policies and programs that advance the well-being of children and families from low-income communities, and CSH's leadership in developing supportive housing models serving vulnerable families.

The lowest ratings were given for help in developing supportive and respectful relationships with healthcare workers post-transfer (table 5).

Since socio-economic status influences access to cancer care [ 48– 51], in developing supportive care services it will be important to consider strategies and approaches for minimizing inequalities in access.

In developing supportive interventions for PrEP users over time, clinicians and researchers must consider the unique challenges of a prevention method that must be integrated into everyday life rather than associated with a specific sexual act.

Many studies assessed HRQOL in childhood ALL patients in developed countries, but few have been conducted in developing countries, where supportive care for ALL patients is limited [ 18- 21].