Sentence examples for formations and support from inspiring English sources

He said the networks of Russian missiles and artillery could put at risk the aircraft on which the U.S. relies to counter enemy air defenses and jam enemy communications, attack tank formations and support friendly ground troops.

Fibrillin microfibrils also facilitate elastic fiber formation and support the association of epithelial cells with the interstitial matrix.

These findings further extend the association between intraneuronal aluminum and NFT formation and support the hypothesis that environmental factors are related to the neurodegenerative changes seen in the Chamorro population.

The software includes all of the day-to-day HR admin tools you'd expect, but also places a lot more emphasis on employee engagement, with a bottom up approach to the formation and support of employee 'clubs' or interest groups.

Countries in demographic "transition," with large working-age populations relative to children and the elderly need women's effective participation in the labor markets, primarily through skill formation and support to entrepreneurship.

Our results also illuminate the genetic basis for the previous observation that there was a one unit difference in the pH threshold at which ANTXR2 and ANTXR1 allowed toxin pore formation, and support a model where toxin pore formation may be occurring in different endosomal compartments depending on the receptor bound [14].

The presence of CSCs in both benign and malignant tumours demonstrates the ability of these cells to facilitate tumour formation and support carcinogenesis.

These findings suggest a positive effect of Ris in bone formation and support the hypothesis that the up-regulation of COX-2 could be an additional mechanism of anabolic effect of Ris.

Hence, this review will aid in understanding the fundamental causative factors contributing to IAPP oligomer formation and support studies for investigating novel T2DM therapeutic approaches, such as the development of inhibitory agents for preventing oligomerization at the early stages of diabetic pathology.

Besides increasing the number and area of leaves, A. brasilense also stimulated the amount of chlorophyll formation and supported its specific growth in bacterial inoculated plants.

Wethey and other scholars rejected the notion that Crete took any part in his formation and supported the elimination of a series of works from El Greco's.