Sentence examples for challenge supporting from inspiring English sources
Typically, the government accepted the artificial distinction between economic and political refugees without challenge, supporting the archaic attitudes of defensiveness about the vulnerability of our borders.
According to Lifetime, the show will "follow Pat and her husband, Gary, Whitney Houston's brother, as they take on their greatest challenge, supporting and guiding Bobbi Kristina as she faces the world alone, without the one person she relied on the most, her mother".
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Despite the fact that weight loss was noted, complete survival of mice infected with mouse-adapted ZEBOV was observed following administration of a relatively low dose (5×107 IFU/mouse) of the improved vaccine 30 minutes after challenge, supporting the concept of post-exposure induced protection.
ADAM15 showed delayed induction of mRNA expression after 4 h of LPS challenge (Supporting Information Fig S1B).
33 The limited capacity and insufficient numbers of healthcare workers was identified as the greatest health sector challenge, supporting findings from Roome et al 35 and others.
The 15 Steps Challenge supports the friends and family test by allowing organisations to go into patients' opinions and experiences in more depth, and identify changes that can help improve the care they receive.
In order to face this challenge, supported photocatalysts with different properties were synthesised to investigate several strategies according to the photocatalyst selectivity.
Treatment dependent JAK/STAT pathway activation after sterile wounding and JNK pathway activation by wounding and bacterial challenge supports our AMP expression data.
In 2012 the Prime Minister, David Cameron, in his Dementia Challenge supported the Royal College of Psychiatrists in their work to increase the proportion of accredited memory services.
We see a trend that academic groups are taking up the challenge, supported by industry, to tackle some of the major culprits of cancer with innovative chemistry approaches.
