Sentence examples for that support applied from inspiring English sources

The latest E.U. research funding framework, Horizon 2020, has provisions that support applied and industry-related investigations, which can include biosystems nanotech.

But he cautioned that "a society that decides it will only support applied science and not waste money on pure science is likely to wind up with neither".

Qualitatively, we determined generally that identified categories of adherence support applied to both low and perfect adherers.

Mr. Feehery said that Mr. Hastert supported so-called "pay as you go" spending bills, meaning spending increases have to be financed by cuts in other spending, but that he does not support applying the idea to taxes.

In a subsequent article from 1993 where the rationale for the subdivision of each 10 sub-factor was elaborated, Renwick admitted that the limited data presented would support applying a 10-fold factor to interspecies toxicokinetics alone [ 36].

Voglmaier conducted a national job search in the 2nd year of her medical residency--scanning job ads and calling department chairs in psychiatry departments that support basic research--and applied for 10 positions.

We can support animal welfare without framing that support in terms that have customarily applied only to humans.

In June, Attorney-General Yehuda Weinstein wrote to Israel's Supreme Court saying that the government supports applying in East Jerusalem an absentee property law originally used to take over the property of Palestinian refugees who fled or were expelled in the 1948 war accompanying Israel's establishment.

The motivation of this work is based on the lack of Software Design tools that support new designers in finding and applying Design Patterns in High Level Software models based on input requirements written in natural language and taking into account the relevant context of a working problem.

The supports that were applied in this study were collagen-coated, as this has been shown to promote cell attachment and growth leading to confluence of the Caco-2 monolayer more rapidly [ 13].

An equivalent material support law that applied to domestic extremist groups would be unconstitutional and highly problematic: The government shouldn't be labeling U.S.-based organizations, whose speech is protected by the First Amendment, as terrorist organizations.