Sentence examples for data support the premise from inspiring English sources
The existing data support the premise that serotonin is low interictally but increased ictally (during attacks themselves) in the migraine brain [143, 196].
Our data support the premise that the Safe Routes to School program, which is primarily a series of changes to the built environment, contributed to declines in school-age pedestrian injuries in Texas.
Therefore, our data support the premise that the hypoxic potentiation of src/AKT/EphA2 activation is inextricably dependent upon eHsp90 directed cell motility and invasion.
Overall, these data support the premise that these organisational factors are a major driver for R-codes in England [ 11].
Our data support the premise that compared with the luminal MaCSCs, the claudin-low MaCSCs are more differentiated cells that have undergone EMT.
Our data support the premise that saffron extract has antioxidant activity on the attenuation of memory deficits in diabetic encephalopathy rats.
IPMN encompasses a spectrum of precursor lesions, from adenoma to intraductal carcinoma to invasive cancer, with molecular data supporting the premise that this dysplastic process has the potential to progress from low-grade dysplasia to invasive carcinoma.
The narrow histogram in the SMART assisted grasp data supports the premise of improved tip control as compared to freehand use.
Combined with the previous cytogenetic results, our data supported the premise that Pseudoroegneria, Hordeum and Agropyron species served as the St, H and P genome diploid donors during the polyploid speciation of Elymus s. l. species.
Collectively, these data support the novel premise that hyperglycaemia-mediated nestin downregulation and the concomitant reduction of cycling VSMCs represent early markers of vascular disease in experimental type I diabetes that occurred prior to the onset of impaired endothelial reactivity.
Collectively, these data further support the premise that variable PNS in rats is a valid model system for the study of neuropsychiatric disorders and their treatment.
