Sentence examples for contention supported from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wu says it was he who was beaten, a contention supported by Mr. Yang, who heard his cries from an adjoining room after his friend was dragged away.

This contention supported by the findings that restraint stress increases pain threshold in hot-plate test [ 13].

Indeed, this was a contention supported by the Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS), which gave the CoH a grant in 1985 to support their AIDS telephone information service.

The higher rate may reflect the effect of premature discharge of patients due to pressure on ICU beds, a contention supported by the high percentage of out of hours discharges from ICU. Readmission is known to affect outcome adversely [ 14].

Importantly, this implies that an association exists between amplicon DNA quantity and amplification efficiency, a contention supported by the mathematical prediction of a linear relationship between reaction fluorescence and cycle efficiency.

In contrast, it was recently suggested that increasing group size has a negligible effect on feeding competition except at unusually large group sizes (Sussman and Garber 2011), a contention supported by a few studies demonstrating no group size effect on agonism within populations (Risenhoover and Bailey 1985; Chancellor and Isbell 2009a).

The study's contention supports local prosecutors' anecdotes about high quality evidence gathered from the examiners' work.

This contention is supported by Hannelore Leavy, executive director of the Day Spa, International and Medical Spa Association.

This contention was supported by spectroscopic data.

His contention is supported privately by police and government officials, though, understandably, they decline to criticize Nujoma on the record.

This contention is supported by a statistical analysis using data from a research project on innovation systems in several European regions.