Sentence examples for data to support this assertion from inspiring English sources
Dr. Chivers, a research fellow at the Center for Addiction and Mental Health at the University of Toronto, says she has data to support this assertion.
Lion farmers say they're providing a sustainable substitute for wild cat bones, thus reducing poaching pressure, although they provide no data to support this assertion.
There has been little quantitative data to support this assertion, and "minimally invasive" has not been well defined in spine surgery.
Protease inhibitors are post-integration agents, and their use in this field will likely be limited, although currently there is no available data to support this assertion.
We find the results of that study to be in general agreement with our review, which stated that, 'The net influence of acidosis on the cardiovascular system is complicated, however, by concomitant stimulation of the sympathetic-adrenal axis.' Low blood pH may have detrimental effects on the nervous system, as suggested by Dr Rosival, but there are few data to support this assertion.
Since CEs occur over a much longer time period than natural disasters and epidemics, the conclusion that epidemics occur much more commonly during large-scale CEs than following natural disasters is intuitive; however, it is important to have data to support this assertion, which our paper clearly provides.
Although there are no human data yet to support this assertion, PON1 activity in rats decreased when fed a HFCS diet to mimic the human metabolic syndrome [ 39].
Maybe a greater distance from the borderline age of menopause can destabilize the couple's sexual relationship, thus making it prone to the impact of cancer; however, further data are required to support this assertion.
However, on the limited data we have available we find no evidence to support this assertion.
People from lower socioeconomic groups or areas are often classified as 'hard to reach.' This study provides some data to support that assertion, as the recruited sample of carers was made up of disproportionately fewer people from poorer areas.
