Instead, the show backs up the assumption indirectly, through application records (at some medical schools, half of all candidates seeking admission were Jewish), a 1934 letter by Rabbi Morris Lazaron, who worried that "too many of our Jewish students are going into medicine," and strictly enforced limits on the number of Jewish students permitted to enroll in medical and nursing schools.
The findings concerning the relative muscle activity and the ratios of the back muscles support the assumption that during these bridging exercises, all back muscles contribute in a similar way to control spine positions and movements in a healthy population.
To back up the assumption that an enormous gap exists between men's and women's attitudes toward casual sex, evolutionary psychologists typically cite a classic study published in 1989.
The company said in May it has 200 premium live video partnerships, which seems to back up the assumption that it's doing a ton of "small potatoes" deal.
But some experts have criticized the research, saying it doesn't have evidence to back up the assumption that pro-Trump tweets actually influenced voters.
Haven't I taken back the assumption that in order to believe it, you've got to be able to picture it?
When an armed rebellion first surfaced against the autocratic Assad in 2011, Turkish officials embraced a vigorous policy of backing the opposition on the assumption that Assad's government was on the verge of collapse.
Experiments are still needed to back up the assumptions of the new model, Wilkinson cautions.
And there is a further twist to the story that brings us back to the assumption that immovable public showcases are part of a nation's heritage.
The findings are the latest to push back against the assumption that people become obese because they love food more than the average person and so find it harder to resist.
