Sentence examples for activities to support further from inspiring English sources
Jacobs is performing concept study and pre-FEED (front-end engineering and design) activities to support further development of the upstream portion of QGC's Queensland Curtis LNG project in Australia.
"The mission of this visit is to help strengthen ties between the United States and our regional trading partners to support further economic activity that will help create new American jobs," Mr. Boehner said in a statement.
Restoration of native biodiversity would serve to enhance local biodiversity, increase connectivity between isolated patches of remnant vegetation, and to generate carbon credits to economically support further restoration activities.
In addition, these factors can also support further osteoclast differentiation and activity, leading to a vicious positive feedback loop (the vicious tumor bone cycle) where additional growth factors are released, stimulating increased cancer cell growth and accelerated bone destruction.
Our analysis revealed that increased TfR1 levels result in a slight increase in NF-κB transcriptional activity, supporting further the hypothesis that TfR1 modulates IKK NF-κB actIKK NF-κB
Results suggest the AKT inhibitor MK-2206 can be safely combined with trastuzumab, and is associated with clinical activity, supporting further investigation.
Our results provided new insights for the mechanism of RY10-4 inducellcell death and the cause of RY10-4 showing better antitumor activity than protoapigenone, and supported further evidences for RY10-4 as a lead to design a promising antitumor agent.
The hypothesis that RecBCD double-strand exonuclease activity promotes recovery from TLD was supported further by visualizing nucleoids (bacterial chromosomes) of cells undergoing TLD.
In addition, the PE teacher has the ability to support physical activity further by linking the playground to the PE curriculum [ 15].
The current safety profile and encouraging early anti-tumor activity of MEDI4736 support further clinical assessment.
Wound contraction, increased tensile strength, increased hydroxyproline content and antimicrobial activity support further evaluation of C. roseus in the topical treatment and management of wounds.
