Sentence examples for provided to underpin from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the company hinted these figures remained broadly unchanged, but added: "An increasing level of support is being provided to underpin licensee viability".

The author's decisions are based on conceptual and methodological arguments, no peer-reviewed science is provided to underpin the argumentation and categorization.

No evidence was provided to underpin this recommendation, although annex 4 to the guidelines contains expert opinion on the topic.

There are many ways in which research on invasion by H. axyridis has provided evidence to underpin mechanisms of invasion (Table 2).

The advent of new molecular genetic technology and the dramatic increase in plant gene sequence data have provided opportunities to underpin wheat breeding programmes in order to improve yield, grain quality, and disease resistance.

Why should we provide funding to underpin a housing market when it's no longer necessary?

Reorganisation was being taken seriously and a unit at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine was funded by the government to provide training to underpin the transition.

"Universities must demonstrate how they can play a positive role in the community and wider society in destigmatising mental health difficulties and providing support to underpin talented students with mental health challenges, leaving behind the deficit model of support of the past".

It is teaming up with local players to provide infrastructure to underpin AWS, and is also starting a program to incubate more localized services to run in the AWS cloud.

To address this and provide data to underpin an evidence based change in guidance, we assessed the safety of using LAIV in young people with egg allergy in a large, multicentre, interventional study.

This is the first time that the results of PEECH have been compared to the PPE-15, providing evidence to underpin a more strategic approach to the active measurement and reporting of different aspects of patient experiences (relational, functional and transactional).