Sentence examples for supported by time from inspiring English sources
The experimental photophysical results of both the complexes are well supported by time dependent density functional theory.
The assignments were supported by time course studies using MS and NMR analysis; H NMR analyses indicate the formation of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde.
This conclusion was supported by time course experiments that showed MOMP occurring in a significant proportion of cells at 4 h after CQ induction, whereas the increase in CaspaTag-positive cells was only significant after 6 h.
Behavioural specificity was further supported by time-bin analysis which confirmed both the structural integrity and dose-dependent acceleration of the BSS.
Consistently, the findings were supported by time-dependent Cox proportional hazard models using covariates that might change over time (HAQ score, CRP level, and DAS28).
Sadly, too often such programs are supported by time-limited external resources, and even if proven effective, they are shelved when the project is completed because they cannot easily be integrated and supported by ongoing care systems.
The plausibility of these as distinct intermediates along a trajectory is supported by time-dependent fluorescence studies, which identify at least two distinct ATP-bound states that precede GroES binding (Taniguchi et al., 2004; Cliff et al., 2006).
This finding was supported by time-lapse video microscopy, showing that combination of PMA and apicularen A strongly induced cell death to a greater extent than apicularen A alone (Additional file 1: Movie S1).
In such a way, real-time tasks can be supported by real-time ROS nodes on a real-time OS, while non-real-time ROS nodes on Linux can provide other functions of ROS.
This assumption is supported by a time averaging study of modern molluscan assemblages that has shown time averaging within a sedimentary deposit captures a more regional than local diversity-abundance signal [54].
This recommendation is supported by our time course studies, since even in the highly expressing clone 27Flip/Cre20, 1 nM OHT exposure times of 24 hours or less resulted in decreased Cre activity.
