Sentence examples for supporting post from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, I thought a tree-supported structure, even a supporting post on the ground, was cheating.

If you have suggestions or small businesses worth supporting, post them below.

Supporting POST requests for VEP enables the annotation of large-scale variation datasets without the need to download or host the VEP code or cache files.

PwC said in statement: "PwC was engaged by DfID to carry out an administrative role in supporting government departments, including HMRC, in supporting post-conflict countries, with investment climate short-term projects.

He is currently supporting post-Ebola public health capacity building in Sierra Leone and Liberia.

He has also worked on emergency programmes in Rwanda for Oxfam in 1994 and for UNICEF, supporting post-tsunami reconstruction, in Sri Lanka in 2005.

Several panel members commented that most data is under-analysed and that this is the main reason for cautiously supporting post-hoc analyses.

The unstable chromatin in miR-dKO spermatozoa is likely the causes for the failure in fertilization, and in supporting post-fertilization development, that we observed in our ICSI assays.

School staff were able to articulate their ideal for MFMC facilitators: quality, well-trained facilitators (articulate in English and local language(s)) able to facilitate MFMC programme several times each year, supporting post-MFMC AIDS activities and acting as a resource person able to provide HIV and AIDS materials (leaflets, posters etc).

Use of PAT in Supporting Post-approval Changes to IR and MR Products: The principles for the SUPAC QbD approach are based on product-specific risk assessment of changes which may impact approved design spaces within the framework of the approved control strategy to ensure consistent product quality and performance.

Although these documents continue to have utility in supporting post-approval changes, it has been recognized that there have been many improvements implemented in the scale-up and control of both immediate-release and extended-release oral solid dosage forms in the last two decades.