Sentence examples for current classifications of support from inspiring English sources
Current classifications of support network types originating from individualistically oriented Western countries may not adequately capture the ranges of experiences of older people from cultures with familistic traditions.
Our finding of non-reciprocal monophyly for mtDNA lineages based on geography supports current classification of Harpia harpyja as a single species and suggests a recent shared history among Central and South American populations.
Our genetic analyses reveal clear divergence and support the current classification of the insular deme as a separate subspecies (N. p. majorensis) [ 58].
Multilocus species trees supported the current classification of the morphologically, ecologically and behaviourally divergent Australian Magpie (Cracticus tibicen (previously Gymnorhina tibicen)) as a member of an expanded genus Cracticus, which includes seven other species with 'butcherbird' morphology and behaviour.
Molecular work supports the current classification of this subspecies as distinct from the nominate subspecies cyanotis.
Confirmatory factor analyses supported the current classification of these child anxiety disorders.
Therefore, the only group in the current classification of HECT E3s that is evolutionary supported is that of NEDD4-like E3s (NEDD4 subfamily; Figure 1).
The analysis of new HRV full-length genomes statistically supports (> 90% bootsrap confidence) the current classification of HRV into two distinct species.
Among the significantly supported relationships that are congruent with the current classification of Rogadinae are the monophylies of Clinocentrini, Stiropiini, and Yeliconini (PPs = 0.93, 1.0, and 1.0, respectively).
