Sentence examples for usefully support from inspiring English sources

Buyers can usefully support innovators through identifying market opportunities and likely market potential (Pittaway et al. 2004).

The theoretical framework was found to usefully support the empirical identification and organization of barriers and to provide a "road map" for designing strategies to circumvent, remove, or lower the barriers and thus come closer to closing the adaptation deficit.

Due to their vantage point at the helm of district health systems, systems thinking can usefully support district manager decision-making.

(District Health Officer) A number of examples showed that AFR can usefully support districts in dealing with divergent interpretations and can prevent crises by resolving conflicts.

Nevertheless, MLVA is a technique that could be applied by most laboratories and as we have shown, these modern laboratory tools can usefully support on-farm management practices aimed at reducing the transmission of this important human pathogen, early in the food chain.

Furthermore, since OLMs may visualise a group model (e.g. Chen et al. 2007; Paiva 1997; Rueda et al. 2006; Tongchai and Brna 2005; Upton and Kay 2009), some kind of negotiation involving group members may be usefully supported.

A personalised system to assist patients with a diagnosis of schizophrenia to self-manage and manage everyday life by monitoring symptoms and treatments remotely using mobile telecoms might in the future be usefully supported with additional online access to peer support from users and remote information.

Interviews were conducted in order to identify the daily activities of people living at home that might most usefully be supported.

The aim of the previous work [9] was to offer usefully realistic supports for seasonal forecast of tropical cyclone activities along the Vietnam coast.

Students – and experienced practitioners learning through CPD – might usefully be supported to learn more about and to question these broader structures and contexts.

Both Tier B and C programs could usefully be supported by the provision of an open-label salvage study that accrues patients for whom there is no BAT.