Sentence examples for use of a supportive from inspiring English sources
Although weighing an animal in the range of 500 kilograms may seem daunting, determining the weight of X03366 would take only a few minutes with the use of a supportive sling, lightweight aluminum tripod, electronic scale, and hand winch.
It is okay if your little one cannot sit upright without assistance, and the use of a supportive seat is perfectly acceptable, as long as baby can maintain the upright position he is placed in.
Early use of any supportive medications was not associated with end-of-life care.
The administered chemotherapy doses will be registered prospectively using predesigned forms and the use of all supportive care will be recorded including growth factors, antiemetics and analgesics.
Evidence suggests that a patient's motivation and maintenance of self-management behaviours can be positively influenced by the clinician's use of an autonomy supportive communication style.
The main strength of this trial is the use of a non-directive supportive therapy as a control group, enabling the examination of the durability of therapeutic effects.
As we examined students' goals, we coded instances where their use of a technology feature was supportive or not supportive in helping them meet their goal.
Common facilitators of sit-stand workstation use were a supportive work environment conducive to standing, perceived physical health benefits, and perceived work benefits.
The treatments were distinct in that CBT-AN made use of specific cognitive and behavioural strategies whereas SSCM made use of a more collaborative and supportive therapeutic style.
The use of some supportive therapies with a strong evidence base such as ventilator strategies are routinely used.
This article reports on a behavioral intervention designed to encourage opioid-dependent patients receiving methadone to include drug-free family members or friends in treatment and to use these individuals to facilitate development of a supportive, non-drug-using social network.
