Sentence examples for conjunction support from inspiring English sources

All three triple helix actors can in conjunction support innovation collaboration.

Therefore, down-regulation of the lower part of the bile acid pathway and up-regulation of cholesterol biosynthesis may, in conjunction, support steroid biosynthesis which supports estrogen mediated tumorigenesis of breast cancer cells.

World TB Day was initially sponsored by WHO in conjunction with support from other groups, such as the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease.

Wavelet filter banks are used in conjunction with support vector machines, as feature extractors and classifiers, respectively.

Fuzzy-rough feature selection (FRFS) is adapted and then employed in conjunction with Support Vector Machines (SVMs) to construct image classifiers.

Although they are separate features, tables and white boards work in conjunction to support peer collaboration as the interviewee from institution T noted: "What people really say they love are the whiteboards and the round tables, students working in teams".

The differential activation in the medial and lateral aspects of the OFC as identified in the conjunction analysis, support previous reports indicating that abstract reward and punishment representations occur in the medial and lateral OFC respectively [33] with coordinates overlapping those found in the present study.

Relationships between decision attributes included: physical side effects and their unpredictable severity were frequently considered in conjunction with support networks and financial obligations, and the promise of new treatment drugs was considered in conjunction with a number of other attributes.

The emergence of two distinct local models revealed differences in the roles of professional groups in terms of their stakes and involvement in the process of organisational change, both in conjunction with support by management.

But, as the original paper attempted to demonstrate, this is not the case: there are at least two major lines of argument which establish the duty to research and act in conjunction to support it and each other, these being the duty from fairness that has been termed above the 'free rider argument', and the duty of rescue.

The assemblies were manually validated using Consed v19.89 in conjunction with supporting sequence and scaffold information.