Like other DA studies (e.g., Ableeva 2008; Ableeva & Lantolf 2011; Gibbons 2003), this study showed that with supportive interactions, for instance, in the pre- and while-testing phases, effective learning can take place and that targeting the activation of the learners' cognitive and metacognitive strategies to overcome the testing difficulties.
Once identified as eligible to take part in this RCT participants are either randomly selected to be offered a treatment (in this instance supportive listening or homeopathic treatment) or randomly selected to make up the control arm of the RCT.
IBE is clearly more general than simple enumerative induction, can compare and evaluate competing inductions, and can fill in supportive hypotheses not themselves instances of enumerative induction.
Liz, for instance, favoured supportive shoes: "Yeah, just 'cause they offer support and they keep your ankle in place".
The suffix -sarcoma indicates neoplasms that arise in mesenchymal tissues for instance, in supportive or connective tissue such as muscle or bone.
I've made a version of this point before, and since then I've been heartened to see writers like Carroll and Tim Carney make supportive noises about (for instance) breaking with the longstanding conservative emphasis on slashing the top marginal tax rate and focusing on payroll taxes instead, which would be a solid step toward a more plausible right-of-center domestic policy.
For instance, being supportive of a female scientist who has great ambitions may mean that you have to be able to support her while she is on maternity leave and encourage her to continue her work at the same level when she returns from maternity leave.
His general condition, however, remained stable under supportive therapy, and no instance of SIRS or generalized bacterial infection has occurred up to his current age of 3 years.
For instance, in highly supportive, tight-knit communities, more people are treated at home.
