Sentence examples for repair support from inspiring English sources

Agila Saleh told Russia's state RIA Novosti news agency that the eastern parliament had requesting training and military repair support from Moscow.

One can then imagine services on Helpouts ranging from health consultations and fitness classes to appliance repair support and cooking lessons.

Just ask the concierge to make arrangements, as well as housekeeping service, laundry, valet parking, grocery provisioning, home maintenance and repair support.

The park, which is owned by the City of New York, has been managed since 2000 by the Central Park Conservancy, a thirty-year-old non-profit that has raised on its own about $300 million to repair, support and maintain the 843-acre park.

At the same time, offering repair supports the perceived quality of its products.

By actively demethylating DNA, DNA repair supports the developmental establishment as well as the maintenance of DNA methylation landscapes and gene expression patterns.

The 27 repair, replication and recombination genes were separated into the following six categories: direct repair, mismatch excision repair, base excision repair, nucleotide excision repair, recombinational repair and other repair (Supporting Information S2).

Although, we also detected increased release of pro-inflammatory cytokines from TLR-stimulated airway ECs, the concentrations detected were insufficient to induce the effects on epithelial repair, supporting our idea that the interaction between innate immune recognition and epithelial repair represents a phenomenon distinct from a well-established link between inflammation and cancer [48].

When complications occur, homologous recombination-mediated repair supports replication fork movement and recovery.

Further, Wnt attenuation did not synergize with intra-muscular attenuation of TGF-β, which alone sufficed for the rescue of old muscle repair (Supporting Fig. S7E,F).

Comparison of the conformational properties of the wild-type and mutant MutS mismatch complexes with their abilities to signal repair supports the idea that the slightly bent/unbent state (U) must be sufficiently populated to signal repair and provides a mechanistic model of how U is achieved.