Sentence examples for critically supports from inspiring English sources

There is abundant evidence that the hippocampal formation critically supports episodic memory retrieval, the remembering of episodes including contextual details.

These data suggest that Pin1 critically supports breast CSC self-renewal by sustaining high intracellular levels of N1-ICD.

Importantly, MASTL-directed binding of cyclin B1 to spindle checkpoint-inhibited APC/CCdc20 critically supports efficient cyclin B1 destruction after checkpoint release.

It was the first time in a critically supported franchise that business needs overtook creative impulses – and audiences realised.

The outcomes obtained from this research provide some critically supporting information for designing high performance steering controllers for agricultural vehicles.

Thus our results emphasize: (i) that PDF and CRY signaling pathways normally converge to critically support the amplitude of the circadian molecular oscillator, not just its phase, and (ii) that there is little correlation between pacemaker molecular oscillations and the phase of rhythmic behavior in these specific genetic backgrounds.

OR critically supported drafting of the manuscript and helped in elaborating details.

Critically, though, support is strong at the node leading to Geraniaceae and throughout the family (96 100% bootstrap support at 13 of 14 nodes; Fig. 3).

And perhaps most important, we are asking judges to use their leverage in the sentencing process to ensure that more tragically exploited victims are provided with the critically important support services they need.

It is salutary that it was broken not by challenges from investigative reporters, nor by the repeated but ineffectual challenges of Uefa, but by the fact that the reach of the FBI extends to all dealings in US dollars wherever they happen, and most critically the support that was – eventually – forthcoming from the Swiss authorities.

Mr. Brooks, largely known as the star of his own quirky films, would very much like audiences and studio executives to realize that he is more versatile than that, that his critically praised supporting role in Steven Soderbergh's "Out of Sight" was no fluke.