Sentence examples for adding further support from inspiring English sources

These data are discussed in terms of adding further support to the hypothesized involvement of the GABAB receptor in the neural system mediating alcohol reinforcement.

"With the OpenEmbedded community and additional partners adding further support, there is rising momentum around the Yocto Project to work collectively to advance the embedded Linux industry".

SNPs in the SPP1 gene have also been reported to be associated with human SLE, adding further support to the role of this gene in SLE pathogenesis [15].

These results are also in agreement with previously reported analyses of other TSSs in E. coli adding further support to proper TSS determination by our genome-wide methodology [43].

Importantly, the effect of a change in media was most apparent when plotting the rate of change in individual colony size (Figure 3B,D) as opposed to average colony size adding further support to the value of monitoring colonies individually.

Both the UP-3 and UP-4 primer sets show an increase in transcript abundance of ∼2- to 4-fold when the ΔmsmR mutant is compared to wt Alab49 (Table 5), adding further support to the previous finding that MsmR acts as a repressor of cpa transcription in Alab49 containing nra [14].

To add further support, local writer Stella Duffy and I have drafted a letter to Lambeth council.

"OPEC's late-May decision to maintain current production targets added further support to markets," said the agency, which gives advice on energy policy to its 28 member nations, which include the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and most of Europe.

That, despite the first revelation of evidence from Greenland, added further support to an extraterrestrial killer.

Together, these observations add further support to the beneficial effects of add-on tDCS to treat refractory AVH schizophrenia.

This finding adds further support to the theory that an exercise-induced, up-regulation of hepcidin activity is a mechanism causing iron deficiency in endurance athletes.