Sentence examples for supports executive from inspiring English sources

Together, results delineate a process of structural network maturation that supports executive function in youth.

In adulthood, inner speech supports executive functions (Miyake, Emerson, Padilla, & Ahn, 2004) and facilitates self-evaluation and reflection (Morin & Michaud, 2007).

Because the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex supports executive function and attentional processes (32), the link between this region and walking may indicate that DPN patients require greater higher-order cognitive processing to control walking speed.

The benefits included office and clerical support, executive transportation and security and financial planning, Ms. Fischer said.

"It's difficult to pull teachers out of the classroom in 1,100 buildings" for additional training, said Ms. Goldstein, the Board of Education's student support executive.

BlackRock supported executive pay at 98.3percentt of those companies in the most recent year, and Vanguard voted in favor of pay practices in 98.1percentt of its votes.

In one of the company's ads for internships, for the job of operation support executive, applicants were warned they would be expected to work unsociable hours for £500 a month.

The results support the use of strategies aimed at supporting executive function to improve performance on verbal tasks, and were informative regarding the effects of self-perceived efficacy and stress on performance after TBI.

The World Café has been used to develop business and organizational strategies, to enhance safety performance, to support executive education, to foster community development, and for a host of other specific applications.

He is not listening to the people of Puerto Rico or its diaspora -- in December over 100,000 of them signed a petition supporting executive clemency in this case.

"I need to look at it," Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) told The Huffington Post earlier this year, when asked about possibly supporting executive action on LGBT workplace discrimination.