Sentence examples for best support in from inspiring English sources
"But you know, in my career, the best support in the end was my kids.
"Somali children deserve the best support in order reach their full potential like the rest of children in the world".
Stemminess (relative length of internal branches) increases when the longest branches are deleted (not shown), the best support in the interior of the network is that for Pancrustacea.
"The club has an issue of how to keep one of the best supports in the country loyal, because frankly at this moment it does not have a lot going for it.
Christopher Emersic of Manchester University points out: "Our current understanding, that is best supported in the laboratory, is that these two particle types collide with each other and charge is transferred between them as a result.
The letter has a lot of interesting things to say about character and virtue and how these are best supported in human-scale institutions; how the family is a school of love and sacrifice, and how we can support relationships in a world that encourages immediate gratification and is in danger of losing the precious art of negotiation and accommodation.
"Performance is at a level never seen before," he told BBC Sport, adding that the team is "the best prepared and best supported in Olympic history".
Some are really best supported in providing a service, whilst letting others sort out how best to run the service (doctor, DHB15).
These effects of IL-1β connect together several of the cytokines (and cell types) that were best supported in our study.
Gains and losses of orthologs are mapped by MANTiS v1.0.15 (www.mantisdb.org and www.lanevol.org) on the "true" species tree (i.e., the topology best supported in [ Halanych 2004; Springer et al. 2004; Bashir et al. 2005]).
The tendency of individuals within the geographical range of a species to be larger in body size under colder climatic conditions is known as Bergmann's rule (Bergmann 1847; Mayr 1956), and is best supported in endotherms, namely birds and mammals (Ashton 2002; Meiri and Dayan 2003; Millien et al. 2006).
