Sentence examples for support in the development from inspiring English sources
He came to know members of the Rockefeller family and helped obtain Winthrop Rockefeller's support in the development of the medical center, which opened in 1947.
Instead, Chadwick said, they ought to pursue broader, strategic partnerships — something that some Formula One sponsors, for example, have done by participating with the teams they support in the development of racing technology.
The authors wish to thank Luiz de Queiroz Agricultural Studies Foundation by the administrative support and Embrapa Western Amazon for their support in the development of field experiments.
The review highlights the therapeutic significance of xanthones and offers support in the development of new xanthone derivatives as therapeutic agents.
We thank Y. Katoh, M. Satoh, Y. Yamamoto, and Y. Hamaguchi of the Institute for Space-Earth EnvISEEmeNagoya UniversityEE), Nagoya University, for their helpful support in the development and operation of the optical instruments of ISEE.
Cancer Research UK, which provided support in the development of the drug and could benefit from its royalties, said it believed that NICE might have overestimated the number of people who needed the drug.
AU supported in the development of the concept, organised the data, and participated in revising the manuscript.
There is a widespread acknowledgement that with ever-increasing levels of access to digital information sources, students need to be supported in the development of their information literacies.
The results demonstrate the applicability and effectiveness of the THF-functionalized MWCNTs as effective catalyst supports in the development of highly dispersed and active Pt and Pt-based electrocatalysts for low temperature fuel cells.
stressed that FAO endeavour supporting in the development of nutrition programmes and food control and food health issues.
One of the benefits of this process is that the project teams are supported in the development of high quality proposals that are likely, though not guaranteed, to be funded.
