Sentence examples for supports clarifying from inspiring English sources

Garcia opposes legal abortion and wrote on her 2012 campaign site that she supports "clarifying the Fourteenth Amendment's protections as applicable to unborn children".

Use of brain imaging methods such as EEG or fMRI will also support clarifying the underlying brain processes mediating the eye tracking findings observed in the current study.

Family meetings (also known as family conferences), are meetings between the family carers, the patient (where possible) and health care professionals, and are undertaken for multiple purposes including psychosocial support, clarifying the goals of care, discussing diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, discharge planning and developing a plan of care for the patient and carer [ 23].

The program is further supported by a national call centre staffed by clinical pharmacists who provide educational support, clarify issues, ensure problems are quickly identified, and accept complaints.

A follow-up phone call at 4 weeks will be placed for each group to provide a nutritional and psychosocial support, clarify concepts of the GFD in this group, and assess for adherence and barriers to following GFD or GCD.

At Congress's request, eight days later Attorney General Edward Bates issued an opinion supporting and clarifying the president's message.

Sustainability criteria should have clear delimitations, which can be supported by clarifying indicators.

MCA was also used for supporting and clarifying the interpretations of findings from the logistic regression analysis.

Offering support in clarifying values is not standard procedure, and it is not known if relatives would appreciate such an offer.

The main function of the therapist is to provide support through clarifying information, monitoring progress, giving feedback on homework assignments and allowing the patients access to the sequential treatment steps.

For the first time in history, the immediacy and breadth of access allows almost everyone to have a say, or to watch what's happening, or to become actively engaged in supporting and clarifying what is going on.