Sentence examples for support the divide from inspiring English sources

Tech support: The divide between Silicon Valley and Trump was widely reported during the campaign.

This binary continues to shape whether low-income families are viewed as viable markets or audiences, but the data don't support the divide's continued existence (and researchers debate whether framing digital inequality as a "divide" ever accurately described the phenomenon).

Concurrent with the twinning of Highway 7 between Carleton Place and Ottawa, the interchange with Highway 417 was upgraded to support the divided traffic flows; a new flyover ramp was built connecting eastbound Highway 417 with eastbound Highway 7.

The expression of DWF4 in calli suggests that BRs play important roles in supporting the dividing callus cells.

Up-regulation of VEGF leads to a series of events culminating in the formation of new vessels to support the rapidly dividing cells with the necessary oxygen and nutrients [ 9, 34].

Our findings using a novel knock-in system to directly visualize KI67-expressing cycling cells provide support for the dividing stem cell hypothesis and suggest that the "+4" population represents slow dividing secretory precursors.

To help support getting "Beyond the Divide" off the ground, Kothbauer has launched an IndieGoGo fundraising campaign and is accepting contributions through Feb. 16.

This is supported by the divided response on the influence of bradycardia and whether assessment should be more cautious or not.

This supports the 'digital divide' identified as one of the major risks of eHealth [ 12, 27].

[ 11] Perhaps, it is worth adding the results of a recent comprehensive analysis of phylogenetic trees for prokaryotic proteins that firmly supports the primary divide between archaea and bacteria [ 128].

India won its independence in 1947 with non-violence but there was a bloody struggle between the Muslims and Hindus which was instigated, inspired and supported partially by the divide and rule principle of the British colonial political strategy.