Sentence examples for support the tips from inspiring English sources

Beyond addressing the trading pattern at the firm, the lawyers' letter to the judge, Richard J. Sullivan of Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, indicated that the defense planned to use the testimony of Mukesh Bajaj, the founder of AFE Consulting, to show that public information was readily available to support the tips that Mr. Chiasson is accused of trading on.

Because the basal cells of filamentous fungi do not generally grow and their cellular activity is believed to be low, it is reasonable to speculate that degradation products from autophagy is somehow transported to hyphal tips to support the tip growth.

The predicted residue residue contacts for this family of complexes support the tip-to-tip interaction; the coevolution data did not provide any evidence to support the insertion model.

Most of our overrepresented genes provide congruent support from the tips to the base of the node of interest, minimizing the risk that new, additional taxa cause a major shift the nodes at which those genes are overrepresented.

An iron reinforcing rod that supported the tip and the statue base on top of it had also corroded to about one-third its original size.

A split, tapered ferrule is used to support the nozzle tip inside the pipe bore.

A parametric study was conducted, using the verified finite element model, to investigate the effect of different boundary conditions, at the root support and the tip, on the ultimate moment capacities of such beams.

Further support to the tip-link model of transduction is derived from the evidence that mutations in genes encoding for cadherin 23 and protocadherin 15 have been associated with Usher syndrome type 1 and nonsyndromic hearing loss DFNB12 and DFNB23 [ 36- 38].

Four types of lateral supports at the tip of the overhanging beams were studied.

In order to increase mechanical stability of the structure, the membrane is supported by the tip.

The liquid/liquid interface was supported at the tip of a microcapillary.