Sentence examples for ecp's from inspiring English sources

It is likely that ECP's induction of dendritic cells is key to its efficacy in both of these settings, but exactly how ECP impacts other immune components and their interactions is not fully understood.

It is unlikely that any nefarious politics motivated the ECP's announcement.

I echo the ECP's call to focus the cloud policy framework on customers and removing barriers and restrictions to adoption.

As well as the ECP's meeting minutes, the NFU's application forms have also been kept secret, despite requests from MPs for their publication.

With the recent publication of the ECP's Trusted Cloud Europe vision, I wanted to give my view about what's needed to continue to drive adoption of cloud across Europe.

The gagging by Defra appears to contravene the ECP's terms of reference, which state that "the committee will make its scientific conclusions and recommendations available to the public and other interested parties in a way which aims to be comprehensive, clear and timely.

Crucially, though, according to the English Collective of Prostitutes (ECP), it's the police themselves who are causing this phenomenon.

ECP Design's cake tins and crockery decorated with pop-art, multicoloured versions of the classic Marmite design have been a big hit, netting a Gift of the Year award.

27 The study reported here aims to do the same by using the TDF to identify those behavioural constructs that will need to be targeted in order to increase pharmacy performance in ECP provision and ultimately women's access to the ECP.

The announcement of Central Newspapers -- whose stock symbol, ECP, mirrors its founder's initials -- powered its stock to a 65percentt gain yesterday; the share price increased by $20.50, to $52.

The decoding circuitry was synthesized using the ECP family of FPGA's from lattice semiconductor [31] and, for the energy overheads, we used the power calculator from Lattice Diamond [31].