Sentence examples for provided back into from inspiring English sources

Haldipur et al. found that mouse embryos specifically missing this receptor develop many of the abnormalities seen in Foxc1-deficient mice and further, when SDF1-alpha was provided back into Foxc1-deficient cerebella, the defects were rescued.

It would force companies to deliberately weaken the security of their products by providing back doors into the devices and services that everyone relies on," Singh Guliani said.

Earlier, the People's Bank of China cut its benchmark interest rate for the second time since November (see article).Barack Obama criticised China's plan to require tech companies to hand over encryption keys and provide back doors into their software if they want to operate in China.

It wants to shunt the local education authorities into providing back-up services, such as school transport and provision for difficult, disruptive and specially needy pupils.

How easy will it be for that person to be moved from the non-state provided service back into state supervision?

In the March issue of New Humanist, we published Francis Beckett on the way Blair's city academy policy provided a back door into education for religious special interests.

After each lesson we break for a packed lunch, which we have made each morning using food provided, before heading back into the water to practise.

The day began with Cardiff owner Vincent Tan telling BBC Sport he was prepared to reconsider his decision to change City's colours from blue to red - provided they get back into the Premier League.

Jones-Buchanan provided the route back into the match, but the score owed much to the ingenuity of Hall and Moon in keeping the ball alive on the last tackle after Sinfield's chip kick was pumped into the Melbourne 10.

Cameras could easily be added to provide a portal back into the real world from the virtual.

Meanwhile, through adult and community learning, FE provides a route back into education, unlocking the door to opportunity and social mobility.