Sentence examples for variation in support from inspiring English sources

Implement archetypes to assess the variation in support provided by the Rkt container runtime for applications with high performance requirements.

The variation of β can result in the variation in support region, which has effect on the range resolution.

This helped understand the complexities associated with different learning activities and the variation in support required in these activities.

Figures 2, 3, and 4 show regional variation in support for acceptance of wife-beating among Nigerian women in 2003, 2008, and 2013, respectively, when the wife goes out without telling her husband.

Furthermore, the responsibility for implementing technical ICT support lies at regional or local authority level, which leads to great variation in support systems across the country and, in some cases, can cause problems when teachers need immediate technical support in the classroom.

Our model suggests that not only do a majority of voters back this idea, there is little geographic variation in support across the country, meaning that Democrats wouldn't need to worry about a backlash from nationalizing the issue.

Variation in supported housing implementation across the four communities is attributed to funding, availability and qualifications of service providers; knowledge uptake barriers; culture; and geography.

However, the large variations in support by smoking status indicate that smokers are a specific communications audience that may require special consideration.

Our study, related to the objectives of the World Health Organisation strategy Research for Health, has demonstrated the structures and variations in support for public health research in the 27 EU member states, based on the financial relationship between the organisations.

Despite some variations in support for plain packaging and outdoor smoking bans by demographic characteristics, the overall levels of support for these policies suggest that it would not be necessary to differentially accommodate age and gender in communications strategies designed to educate the community about their introduction and implementation.

Existing evidence presents a mixed picture concerning associations between social position and social support (Gorman & Sivaganesan, 2007; Taylor & Seeman, 1999), however it might be that using a measure of social position based on social class would have predicted variations in support (Turner & Marino, 1994).