Sentence examples for support given with the from inspiring English sources

We wish to acknowledge Letizia Magnoni (Sienabiotech S.P.A, Italy) for the statistical support given with the analysis of the proliferation experiments using XLfit4 software and Massimiliano Salerno for logistic and scientific support.

In addition, qualitative data will be obtained to support the rating given, with the aim of highlighting which attributes or features are considered most salient in determining typicality, in order to provide stimuli lists and typicality ratings that may be of use in future research.

It might be said that PreVAiL has political support, given the various policymakers involved with the project, but other structural considerations that influenced the KT approach are worth noting.

To test whether the phylogeographic structure of the focal species in the presumed invasion area corresponds rather to a discrete (Lemey et al. 2009) or continuous (Lemey et al. 2010) phylogeographic model in BEAST 1.7.5 (Drummond and Rambaut 2007), we applied the respective models for each locus separately and tested their relative support given the data with Bayes factors (Jeffreys 1935).

An important support for this fact is given with the data, in which it has been demonstrated an involvement of ROCK-dependent rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton and changes of cell contractility in the regulation of endothelial-permeability [ 32, 33].

Of them 22 were satisfied/very satisfied with the program (point 6 7) and 20 were satisfied/very satisfied with the support given by the trainer.

Most respondents were clearly satisfied with the support given by the IBCLCs and have also responded that the staff were professional and knowledgeable in their field of work.

Most of the respondents were clearly satisfied with the support given by the IBCLCs and have also responded that the staff were professional and knowledgeable in their field of work.

The period since 2008 also signifies greater support given to beginning teachers with the introduction of the Structured Mentoring Programme (SMP), which was supposed to be implemented across all schools (Ministry of Education (MOE), Singapore, 2006).

No new committees and task forces created "to get it right" and no support given to organizations dealing with the issues of abuse will change the overall equation.

For example, it may be possible that the amount of support given to women with learning disabilities could have some impact on whether they utilise screening services.