Sentence examples for supportive perspective from inspiring English sources

Google is investing to develop a supportive perspective for the U.S. position.

Up until now, I had rarely heard a resident's supportive perspective, and a most eloquent gentleman spoke passionately on our behalf that night.

We chose to evaluate factors potentially associated with infection outcomes only among intensive chemotherapy courses as these are the most clinically relevant from an infection supportive care perspective.

Educators and administrators need to have a perspective supportive of inclusion.

It has been suggested that the bi-dimensional underlying factor structure of the HADS observed in many early psychometric evaluations of this instrument is an artifact of the factor extraction method (exploratory factor analysis) and that the instrument is indeed tri-dimensional, a perspective supportive by more recent studies using CFA [ 16].

It is important to get help if you're feeling this, so that you can get a supportive and neutral perspective that will bolster your mood and attitude.

Situated learning experiences include authentic contexts, activities, multiple roles and perspectives, supportive collaborative construction of knowledge leading to motivating and effective means of teaching complex tasks (Herrington and Oliver 1995).

Twelve studies (sample size range 5 70 patients) used qualitative methodology (table 2) to describe patients' experiences, concerns, supportive care needs, perspectives of care, and information and knowledge about their disease.

These studies provide supportive evidence from different perspectives for applicability of biomarkers in epidemiologic research related to air particles exposure.

Session 3 also emphasizes the theoretical concepts of eliciting patients' social context and being autonomy supportive by eliciting patients' perspectives, preferences, and willingness to change.

Jonathan Stoye, a retrovirologist at the MRC National Institute for Medical Research in London who co-authored a perspective in Science supportive of the original work when it first appeared, now believes that contamination explains those results.