Sentence examples for reaction in support from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it was somewhat odd —and perhaps unexpected — to hear so many passing through the doors on Monday suggest that Mr. Clinton's comments were a natural reaction in support of his wife.

Reactions in support of "our side" and against "the other side" come from the gut, not the brain or the heart.

The electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance has been employed to monitor the growth of nickel hexacyanoferrate films and to study the mechanism of mass transfer during the system's redox reactions in supporting electrolytes containing the same concentrations of potassium ions and various anions, sulfates, chlorides or nitrates.

Of particular importance in CBE is the role of immunological reactions in supporting and reinforcing self-recognition juxtaposed against a continuous stream of external environmental stresses and epiphenomena [11].

We consider the problem of diffusion and reaction in a supported catalyst in which the active sites are located on the crystallites that are distributed in the form of islands (archipelagos) on the pore walls.

Based on a scroll through some of the more than 60,000 comments, the reactions seem overwhelmingly in support of Google.

Such findings support the view that training to promote more effective change-in-support reactions may help to reduce the risk of falls, and hence should be included as part of a falls prevention program [ 29].

Because support-surface translations are also used during the perturbation-based training, testing with surface translations will allow us to identify whether the targeted aspects of the change-in-support reactions were improved by the training.

Importantly, it appears that many of the age-related impairments in change-in-support reactions listed above are associated with increased risk of falling, as determined retrospectively [ 26- 28] and prospectively [ 25].

Here, we report the development and qualification of a quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) assay in support of pharmacokinetic and toxicokinetic assessments in the nonhuman primate.

We thank Kim Walden for technical assistance, and Shahjahan Ali for the text which we modified for the description of the 454 library construction and sequencing reactions in the Supporting Information.