Sentence examples for help the extension of from inspiring English sources
This standardization should help the extension of the current GUI for the most common time-resolved experiments.
Among the mechanisms involved in this phenomenon, excessive TNFα production was proposed to help propagate the extension of a local or systemic inflammation and this inflammatory process per se would trigger the alteration of both junctional proteins.
This finding indicates that lice might play a role in transmission of Y. pestis and that preventing and controlling louse infestations might help limit the extension of plague epidemics in louse-infested populations.
This should be helped by the extension of the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (PRISMA) standards for IPD meta-analysis.
It is now easy to see that the F 2 3 on the right-hand side of (3.10) can be evaluated with the help of the extension of Kummer's summation theorem (1.9); we get e − x ∑ n = 0 ∞ ( ν + 1 ) n ( 1 − ν ) n x n n !
In a final blow, one of the key forms of paying for the bill, a provision to have federal employees pay more into their pensions, was used instead to help pay for the extension of unemployment benefits, and the bill was postponed in its entirety until after the recess.
American Standard helped pay for the extension of gas lines and fiber optic cables to Sevlievo.
Graeme Leach, chief economist at the IoD, said: "The housing market needs help to supply, not help to buy, and the extension of this scheme is very dangerous … the world must have gone mad for us to now be discussing endless taxpayer guarantees for mortgages".
There is good evidence that IL-1β help to propagate the extension of a local or systemic inflammatory process [ 20].
Proinflammatory cytokines TNF-α, IL-1β, and IL-6 help to propagate the extension of a local or systemic inflammatory process.
Government initiatives to help first-time buyers such as the extension of help to buy and the new starter homes scheme are fuelling optimism at Barratt Developments, Britain's biggest housebuilder, and its smaller rival Galliford Try.
