Sentence examples for extent supports from inspiring English sources
Whereas the federal SAF concerning EnLAGs 4 and 6 is mainly characterized by the central government refusing the challengers' demands, the federal SAF concerning EnLAG 2 is characterized by a state government in Lower Saxony that to some extent supports the protest actors, advocating for underground cable sections at the 380-kV level.
The fact that syndecan-1 is seen in the nucleus before it accumulates in the cell membrane [15] to some extent supports the hypothesis of an intracrine loop.
The most distinctive, potentially phylogenetically informative, feature of the Welwitschia chloroplast genome, the IR extent, supports a relationship of gnetophytes with conifers while being inconsistent with the anthophyte hypothesis.
Our data suggest that there is elevated TNFα in the skeletal muscle of AATD AUG subjects, which, to some extent, supports the implication of an active musculoskeletal inflammatory process.
So to this extent support for the central government in Baghdad is still conditional.
The workforce strategy frames a range of initiatives, providing funding support for educators to gain or improve their qualifications, and (to a lesser extent) support ongoing professional development and recognition.
That leaves us with roughly 6,361,119,867 people represented by the member countries (including the Russian Federation and China), who, to a greater or lesser extent, support the recognition of Palestine.
In contrast, ΔPN197 preserves a small zone of positive charge (Figure 4A), that can to a certain extent support self-assembly.
This hypothesis is to some extent, supported by Fraser and colleagues [16], who argue that Australia is the source of the Vancouver Island outbreak through an introduction of the VGIIb genotype to North West America.
We propose that during evolution those network topologies have been selected which to a certain extent support the maintenance of ground state stability and thereby prevent noise propagation through the network.
Microsatellite markers may also, to some extent, support phylogenetic inferences.
