Sentence examples for support testing of from inspiring English sources
The data will support testing of predictive models, and lead to a better understanding of how sea-level change may depend on the human decisions that influence global temperatures".
We support testing of new teachers and evaluation programmes that are more rigorous than those currently in place in most school districts.We have also taken the lead in fighting for the resources students need to meet higher standards, high-quality professional development for teachers, and after-school and summer-school schemes to help children who may be falling behind.
The facility is also capable of providing thermal-vacuum simulation services to support testing of large lightweight structures, Cryogenic Fluid Management (CFM) systems, electric propulsion test programs, and other In-Space propulsion programs.
The yield of purified monomeric Fab59 from a shake flask reached up to 3.5 mg/L, which was sufficient to support testing of the agonist activity of purified monomeric Fab59 in vivo.
The ex vivo bioreactor simulates physiological environment to support testing of tissues and support structures and organs in vitro.
47– 49 Our observation that T cells specific for the immunodominant AQP4 epitope exhibit Th17 polarization support testing of agents that target the IL-17 axis in NMO.
Conceptual associations, such as internally generated thoughts and feelings, would have been more likely to support tests of subjective than objective recollection in the current study.
Finally, a reference has been added supporting testing of single doses in clinical trials in the US, regardless of genotoxicity test results.
The resultant clockwise hysteresis curve in a plot of response vs. concentration (see Supplementary Data) can be useful to support testing models of tolerance.
PAGE C1 House Backs Bush Test Plan The House voted to support annual testing of students in grades three to eight, the cornerstone of President Bush's education plan.
Fending off conservatives and liberals, the House voted today to support annual testing of schoolchildren in grades three to eight, the cornerstone of President Bush's education proposal.
