Sentence examples similar to supportive underscoring from inspiring English sources
The high case-fatality rate of the disease, even with the best supportive treatment, underscores the importance of primary lung cancer prevention.
Schwarzenegger has been quietly underscoring his independence.
These results underscore the importance of supportive relations with nonparental adults for facilitating child adjustment, as noted in studies of mentoring (Jekielek et al. 2002) and structured activities (Mahoney et al. 2002).
Although his aides said no larger message was intended, the governor's comments yesterday underscored his intention to run a campaign supportive -- but independent -- of his allies in Congress.
Italics added to underscore this point: Of course Cheney was supportive of O'Reilly's show; he'd just sat through an interview about Iraq and managed to pop off about weapons of mass destruction without being asked, Where were they?
This approach underscores the importance of social determinants of health and supportive public policies in the host countries in moderating HSB and access to health care among migrants [ 16].
This functional association underscores the involvement of stem cells associated with breast cancer and their supportive role according to stimulatory effects from the microenvironment [ 142, 143].
29 A study in Lao PDR found that policymakers were supportive of integration of antismoking lessons in the training curricula, 30 and this study underscores the need to explore effective ways of doing this.
Findings underscore the importance of both listening directly to service users, and developing young adult supportive housing programming expressly designed to meet the unique needs of marginalized young adults transitioning to increased independence and self-sufficiency.
This underscores the conclusion that the stimulation by accumulated cytokines might be the reason for the supportive effect of the static culture mode on CD34+ cell maintenance.
