Sentence examples for support more basic from inspiring English sources

They do not need to wait for a nudge from governments, although CEPI also wants the European Union to put some money where its mouth is and support more basic research.Last, the project was unusual in that companies collaborated over technology.

Large measurement collaborations should be encouraged at the same time that we support more basic work on instrumentation.

The quality testing of the data from the sixth census is still certainly in need of support from more basic data and methods and requires further research.

August has updated its smart lock line with a new Pro version with Bluetooth, HomeKit, and Wi-Fi support, as well as the more basic model for $149.

They'll get anything they want or need in that town from whoever has it to give (or sell) and simply use the hotel as a forward operating base, and ask only the more basic, minimal support functions.

Akhund also says that they're seeing demand for the feature already: HeyZap has had ten established developers ask for HTML support, and there are plenty of more basic casual games that are HTML-based (think Vampire Wars, Mobsters, etc).

While smartphones like iPhones and Blackberries may get most of the attention, the vast majority of mobile phone users are using more basic phones which support applications on the J2ME platform.

The J2ME application allows users to aggregate data from across their Email boxes, social networks, and standard address books into a single intuitive application, bringing the functionality of a smartphone to the hundreds of more basic phones that support the Java platform.

This fall, Goldberg and Maher plan to conduct an FDA-approved study where they will treat half the city's gunshot victims with advanced life support treatment and the other with more basic techniques.

However, since it has been shown that MSCs support tumor growth in allogenic animals, more basic research is essential in order to better understand the potential and especially the limits of MSCs [ 78- 82].

One frustration of those who support standards is that the fracas over testing has obscured these more basic questions about equity and fairness.