Sentence examples for supported by a different from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is on building clients' wealth (and so Merrill's assets under management).These aims are supported by a different way of running the company.

Consisting of eight short movements, each supported by a different instrumental configuration, it is often overtly melodic: In "Òboe Sommerso," for example, a graceful soprano line is set against volatile oboe writing, and "L'Arno Rovezzano" wraps dark, emotionally direct vocal music within a Messiaenesque ensemble shimmer.

The fMRI results revealed that brain mechanisms underlying the processing of the prosodic connected prosodic speech comprehension are supported by a different cerebral network in HFA than in controls, involving the left SMG for the HFA as compared to controls.

Later, the convergence model was again supported by a different approach, i.e., a Bayesian changepoint model, which points out a high level of recombination between S. typhi and S. paratyphi A [23].

Besides such an active cleavage mechanism, the mini-F vector excision from the genomic terminal junction may also be effectuated by highly frequent homologous recombination of the viral repeat elements, supported by a different double-strand break mechanism or by a high GC content [35], [37].

Overall, the analysis of the genes belonging to clusters characterized by significantly different expression profiles between Cappelli and Ofanto allowed the identification of a number of key components of the heat and drought signaling pathways, suggesting that the different stress response of the two cultivars is supported by a different modulation of the regulatory mechanisms (Table  2).

It is furthermore common practice to quantify the identified entities, a task supported by a panel of different methods.

"In the home automation space, standards like Zigbee and Z-Wave have been widely adopted and are supported by a variety of different home automation system vendors.

Recall is supported by a network of different areas of the brain, including the frontal cortex and the temporal lobe, which coordinate to recreate a memory from the clues you give it.

This claim is supported by a variety of different considerations, some of which concern the distinctive features of the phenomenology of perception and some which concern perception's distinctive epistemic role.

Therefore, if an engineering programme is supported by a number of different disciplines, the benefit to engineering education would be found not only in the integration from multi disciplinary academic resources, but also in quality and efficiency improvement.