Sentence examples for support to linking from inspiring English sources

When it comes to adjuvant and neoadjuvant concepts, the data lend further support to linking ampullary carcinoma to the respective adenocarcinoma types in the adjacent organs and not treating it as a separate entity due to the presumed anatomical localisation.

One of the organisers of our Skype lesson, Lindsey Waggitt, points out: "We are very lucky to be part of an age where teachers have the imagination, technology and the school's support to link up with countries around the world".

Swaine (1980) also concluded that there is enough evidence in support to link Ni with organic constituents although Swaine (1995) indicated that Ni might be associated with both the organic and inorganic components of coal.

There is no money or political support to link BART from the mid-Peninsula to San Jose.

Analysis of this database provides support to link human cancers with somatic mutations in TIA1 and/or TIAR/TIAL1 (Supplementary Figure S10).

There is strong scientific support to link food consumption to three of the NCDs currently in focus, i.e., cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and cancer, which forms the evidence base for most NCD prevention efforts involving diet [ 16].

Supervisors support students to link together theoretical and practical knowledge and skills.

John Lewis said it had provided "significant support" to City Link with the company's failure a "matter of deep regret".

Two studies released yesterday lend support to that link and to the idea of timing medication to the menstrual cycle as a preventive measure.

The fund, which began with original funding of €74m, is intended to support actions linking humanitarian response to reconstruction and mid-term development programmes.

Some states have already started down this path, and other surely will follow with proper prompting, such as increased federal money to support linking all this data effectively.