Sentence examples for supportive rating from inspiring English sources

A self assessment sheet, a self reflective DVD (containing a videotaped file of each respective HFA conducting a live consultation) and an autonomy supportive rating sheet were provided for each HFA as a method of self-appraisal and self-evaluation.

Epicenter is, in fact, underpinned by AMF Fastigheter, a property investment and development company that owns both its properties and provides the spaces at seriously supportive rates.

This development, together with improving UK consumer confidence and an increasingly supportive pound/dollar rate, leads us to increase our earnings per share estimates for 2015 and 2016 by 3% and 5% respectively.

30 Another explanation for the high 'best supportive care' rate could be the large proportion of patients (27%%) who refused any form of treatment.

Bloomberg carefully studies each member of the Fed's Open Market Committee (the body that determines that crucial rate), and has rated Powell as precisely "neutral," meaning he is neither a "dove" (someone generally supportive of lower rates to increase employment) or a "hawk" (someone who is more worried about inflation and wants to use faster-rising rates to slow the economy down).

Surgeons rated supportive reasons significantly lower than did haematologists but similar to oncologists.

Despite advances in supportive care, mortality rates in patients with severe sepsis continue to exceed 30%.

Despite improvements in supportive care, mortality rates in sepsis remain substantially high.

Correlations with mortality were supportive since the rate of damage (as represented by changes in metabolite diversity) declined along with mortality.

Only one of the three studied populations (ECO) exhibited survival rates supportive of the hypotheses of local adaptation and the loss of local adaptation in outbred cross types.

The breast sample rated supportive reasons significantly more highly than did the germ cell group (3.8 vs 3.5, P<0.05); there were no other differences between the tumour groups.