Sentence examples for merge support from inspiring English sources
In the future, the plan is to add more features that will appeal to this crowd, including email tracking, mail merge support, and CRM integrations – or, as Nadhani points out, the top use cases for popular Gmail extensions.
This data demonstrated that ESTA-1 (red fluorescence) partially colocalized with E-selectin (green fluorescence) on the edge of the cells as seen in yellow merge, supporting ESTA-1 binding to E-selectin on the cell surface (Fig. S6).
Mr Brown said he wants to improve the efficiency of research councils, including consulting on merging support for large facilities such as telescopes and space programmes.
His vocabulary of outsize vessels -- vases, jars, pitchers and loop-handled jugs -- is a constant that merges support and subject, like a cross between a painter's canvas and the human figure.
KPN support recurrence and recursion while our merging algorithm support only recursion.
Three companies have merged to support client campaigns in social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), online public relations and reputation management, pay-per-click advertising, conversion rate and landing page optimization, content and application development.
But after NRHM was launched, ICDS merged its support staff position with NRHM's ASHA to avoid duplication.
However they do intend to merge section 95 support with a second category of support given to rejected asylum seekers known as section 4.2 support.
However they do intend to merge section 95 support with a second category of support given to rejected asylum seekers known as section 4.2 support – a provision to be repealed.
The two items about provision of written information and decision support tools were perceived to be overlapping and merged into 'Supporting patients with additional health information resources (e.g. access to patient groups and decision support resources)'.
Begun in January, Project Horizon seeks to merge TfL's support functions such as HR and IT, which have historically operated in various places within the agency, into single units that deliver across the organisation.
