Examples of using A backbone in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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as well as a backbone for the global internet network.
Since the introduction of Roche's Herceptin(trastuzumab) in 1998, it has become a backbone treatment for many treatment regimens for women with HER2-positive breast cancer, a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer that represents 20% of cases.
The minimum number of carbons in a backbone needed to form a molecule that is still considered a carbohydrate is 3, and carbohydrates with three carbons are called trioses.
In addition, the network will also serve as a backbone for mobile operator's existing locations,
Even worse, anyone who can access a backbone router(and doing so is trivial for someone with the right knowledge and budget)
Tully is so strange that scientists have even been unable to agree on whether it is a vertebrate(with a backbone, like mammals, birds, reptiles and fish) or an invertebrate(without a backbone, like insects, crustaceans, octopuses and all other animals).
At least he had a backbone.
Supply chain management holds a backbone role in our company.
I just wish I had more of a backbone to leave.
Thank goodness the young man she's marrying has a backbone.
Fiber is also often used as a backbone to connect one building to another.
Real estate has been a backbone of McDonald's business almost since its founding.
Without a backbone of information technology, a business is not
Without a backbone of data know-how, a enterprise isn't going
All animals with a backbone have their central nervous system located at the backbone. .
Without a backbone of data expertise, a business isn't going
The Internet provides a backbone for 21st century rebellion, but is also its weakest link.
The supply chain industry can use the Harmony ecosystem as a backbone to monitor chain delivery.
Without a backbone of knowledge expertise, a business is not