Sentence examples for substituted to support from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, if it is impossible to demonstrate the equivalence condition, then other considerations and evidence can be substituted to support the assumption of a causal relation (see below).

These in vitro results are interesting considering that all four of the single-ring systems were able to substitute GroEL GroES to support cell growth, suggesting that the precise action of chaperonin on MDH folding may not represent that on the intrinsic cellular substrates.

Implants aim to substitute or to support in case of own tissue deficiency and therefore played an increasing role for pelvic floor reconstruction in last decades.

L. 110 411, § 202(1), substituted "to develop, operate, maintain, or support" for "to develop or to support" in introductory provisions.

Administrators, teachers and parents too often failed to hold students accountable for misbehavior with substitutes and to support substitutes in ensuring a disciplined learning experience.

Donors and NGOs often assess the capacity of government to cope with the impacts of conflict and whether that capacity needs to be supported or substituted to differing degrees (Harvey 2005).

Given that AKT2 Ser268 is a putative AMPK phosphorylation site, we performed kinase assays and quantified the level of phosphorylation using both the recombinant AKT2 and peptides analogous to a sequence around Ser268 that includes the AMPK phosphorylation consensus sequence (LEYLHS268RDVV) or a peptide with an alanine substituted for the serine to support AMPK phosphorylation of AKT2 at Ser268.

These results indicate that the self-assembled stromal substitute is able to support the expression of endothelial cell functionality markers and therefore, is a suitable carrier for the engineering of an endothelium that could be used for the treatment of endothelial dysfunctions.

It means that there is no evidence to support a substituted judgement decision favouring continued life-sustaining treatment.

The augmentation with bone graft substitute is often required to support the fixation to mantain reduction.

Nevertheless, there is no substitute for adequate follow-up to support proper epidemiologic inference; efforts to achieve and maintain high response rates are a worthwhile investment in this, and all prospective cohort studies.