Sentence examples for interchangeably support from inspiring English sources
Our observed in vivo results have been confirmed with in vitro studies, again highlighting the value of this model to interchangeably support in vitro and in vivo results.
Our results support the use of Quinvaxem interchangeably with Tritanrix HB + Hib in a primary vaccination course and provides further evidence for the interchangeability of pentavalent vaccines (Clinical Trials.gov registry: NCT01357720).
This paper presents the development of a remotely operated mobile robot system with a hybrid mechanism whereby the locomotion platform and manipulator arm are designed as one entity to support both locomotion and manipulation interchangeably.
Policymakers talk interchangeably about the pupil premium being used to support pupils who are falling behind, and it being used to support those who are on free school meals.
He also highlighted how politicians talk interchangeably about the pupil premium being used to support pupils who are falling behind and those on free school school meals.
Our results demonstrate that tetrapods can live by expressing either one or both ERK isoforms, supporting the notion that ERK1/2 act interchangeably.
In this research study, the main construct validity relates to our assumption that the terms "support entity," "organization" and "foundation" are used interchangeably.
SRM: standardised response mean * Disease-specific or generic We assessed the relationship between internal consistency reliability and responsiveness and found no evidence to support the claim that investigators can use them interchangeably.
The challenge for the African Union is not only the difficulties in the conceptualization of "integration," which tends to be used interchangeably with "mainstreaming," but also the availability of tools that can support integration.
The results of all the analytical approaches support the suggestion that both goniometers can be used interchangeably.
The movement supports extreme rightwing ideologies, including white nationalism – used interchangeably with white supremacism – and antisemitism.
