Sentence examples for support of the significant from inspiring English sources
The mood is against it, and liberal parties cannot even muster the support of the significant liberal minority that does exist.
We suspect that the putative HCV targeting of mitofilin reflects a coordinated effort to maximize energy production in support of the significant macromolecular biosynthesis necessary for viral growth [ 2].
In support of the significant impact of human genetic variation on epigenetic landscapes, recent studies of specific chromatin features in lymphoblastoid cells [ 96, 97] isolated from related and unrelated subjects showed that individual, as well as allele-specific, heritable differences in chromatin signatures can be largely explained by the underlying genetic variants.
Therefore, the role of the support of these significant others should be recognised in the recruitment and retention of volunteers.
This sub-grouping lends support to the significant effect of sugar to starch ratios on browsing preference.
We conclude that there exists strong evidence in support of the potentially significant value of applying the CI Spider approach in CI applications.
Mr. Bernanke controls the Fed's decision-making process, but he is unlikely to act without the support of a significant majority of the 11 other officials who hold votes on the committee.
Sisi also has the support of a significant section of the population, who praise him for overthrowing Morsi in July.
Mechanisms by which women negotiate their male-partner's cooperation for FP adoption include seeking the support of the partner's significant others and advice from older women.
Experience strongly suggests that there is very little hope of destroying a revolutionary guerrilla movement after it has acquired the sympathetic support of a significant segment of the population, ranging from 15%to25%5%.
Asked about the preselection of Kimberley Kitching for Stephen Conroy's Senate vacancy, Albanese said it was a matter for the Victorian branch, and he did not have a vote, but he noted that Kitching had the support of "some significant figures" in the Victorian branch.
