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Lester speculates that many colicky infants are so sensitive to stimuli that physical contact with their parents is unlikely to soothe them, a theory that may be supported by data from societies in which babies are held continuously.
A more likely explanation -- although one yet to be supported by data -- is that women have become less satisfied because many of them now work but face responsibilities at home similar to those their mothers did, he said.
Ongoing developments with a historical background of some decades and which can be supported by data, e.g. the increase in global population, rising share of Asian GDP or share of urban population, have been considered recent megatrends.
But, if our deduction that the bundle, bundleset and superbundleset cycles must have been controlled by orbital forcing is considered to be supported by data, the assumption that impact event(s) could have altered long eccentricity periodicity of the early Famennian may be a more suitable, useful and inspirational working hypothesis than the synsedimentary tectonism.
Future efforts in meta-analysis could also be supported by data repositories.
In addition, all called variants should ideally be supported by data from both read orientations (forward and reverse).
That is supported by data showing that Americans' travel to Europe is off as much as 30percentt in some countries.
The belief that growth is slowing is supported by data being compiled by the Television Bureau of Advertising, the trade organization for local TV broadcasters.
The strengths of the signals observed independently by CMS and Atlas are completely convincing, and they are supported by data from the Tevatron experiments CDF and D0.
The bookmaker argued that this was supported by data on attendance at Comic-Con events and Facebook demographics for the Marvel brand.
His optimism is supported by data showing that Kamikatsu's recycling rate has soared from 55% a decade ago to around 80% today.
