Sentence examples for localisation support from inspiring English sources

Localisation – Support for Korean language selection.

If the GP chooses to self manage and the tool supports a diagnosis of TIA the GP has rapid (<48 hour) access to head computed tomography (CT) and carotid ultrasound (if anatomic localisation supports a carotid territory TIA).

The location of the mutation in the RCC1 domain and our demonstration of altered Nek8 localisation supports the hypothesis that ciliary Nek8 plays a key role in normal communication between the cilia and the processes of cellular differentiation and proliferation, such that its dysfunction results in the formation of cysts.

Finally, to confirm intact autophagosome lysosome fusion, we examined co-localisation between lysosomes and autophagosomes in CD19+ B cells using MIFC (see online supplementary figure S1). 25 There was no fusion defect in SLE patients compared with controls, but a non-statistically significant trend towards increased co-localisation, supporting the inhibitor data.

The consistent finding of the BCL-2 protein in lymphomas with testicular localisation may support the clinical observation that these lymphomas are a separate entity.

The reason for the inability of ProDH1 mutants to utilise Pro as nitrogen source, despite a functional ProDH2 copy, could be that ProDH2 is not in the correct subcellular localisation to support Pro degradation.

This led to the conclusion that an understanding of cultural biases and metaphors can facilitate technology diffusion and acceptance informing design localisation and supporting the development of strategies to motivate and train users.

Localisation was supported intra-operatively by the effects of direct stimulation (cases 1 4) and by immediate post-operative stereotactic imaging.

Localisation was supported intra-operatively by microelectrode recordings in two centres, the effects of direct stimulation and by immediate post-operative stereotactic imaging.

This would support localisation of blaOXA-181 to large plasmids.

Molecular studies of TLP expression, localisation and activity support a role for TLPs in host defense during pathogen infection.