Sentence examples for uptake and support of from inspiring English sources

Groups to lobby for the uptake and support of SRP and bioenergy are also of necessary.

We assessed the current level of uptake and support for recommendations about best practices for delivering end-of-life care in the ICU [ 15, 16].

To achieve these aims requires the collection of robust data on sexual behavior to provide a sound evidence base; the design and implementation of interventions mounted at the individual and social levels tailored to specific contexts and targeted to specific groups; and efforts to modify social norms to facilitate uptake and support maintenance of behavior change.

These results (Figure 1 and S1A, D) further exclude a role for caveolae in PrPC uptake and support the involvement of a cholesterol-dependent mechanism suggesting a role for lipid rafts in this process.

Couples testing can increase safer sexual behavior and allow timely uptake of and support for ART.

An improved level of information quality, that considered a broader set of variables and their interactions, would allow decision-making to focus on manageable factors in support of land use allocation that minimises carbon emissions and maximises carbon uptake in support of climate change mitigation.

Using Ontario, Canada, as a case study, this study examines how the use of cessation support by women is encouraged or discouraged by cessation policy, programming and practice; how geographical and sociocultural factors influence provision and uptake of support; and how barriers and challenges can be addressed through a comprehensive approach.

This paper uses a mixed methods approach to investigate the factors affecting the uptake and use of decision support tools by farmers and advisers in the UK.

PDPs have generally translated this vision into catalytic support both for global policy change and, in a limited number of countries, for activities which could lead to decisions on use, and therefore support uptake and introduction of the resulting products.

Using a newly developed screening system we have identified two heterologous sugar transporters from a yeast and a plant which can support uptake and utilization of L-arabinose in L-arabinose fermenting S. cerevisiae cells, especially at low L-arabinose concentrations.

Expression of the heterologous transporters supported uptake and utilization of L-arabinose especially at low L-arabinose concentrations but did not, or only very weakly, support D-glucose uptake and utilization.