Sentence examples for decisive support for the from inspiring English sources
Decisive support for the movement came with Pope Leo XIII's encyclical Aeterni Patris (1879; "Eternal Father").
Evolutionary psychologists report in this week's issue that they have found decisive support for the Anatolian hypothesis of the origins of the Indo-European family of languages.
Log Bayes factor difference between the discrete and continuous model for COI was −669 and for ZF −215, thus indicating decisive support for the continuous model for both loci.
Comparing the two continuous phylogeographic models with identical models except for an age constraint of 100 years for the root height (i.e. simulating a recent introduction with subsequent diversification) yielded in both cases decisive support for the unconstraint model (log Bayes factors for both COI and ZF > 100).
Decisive support for monophyly of the New World genera (Limatus, Sabethes, Shannoniana, Trichoprosopon, and Wyeomyia) was found, in agreement with previous studies [ 2, 57].
But in the Netherlands, the decisive support for Wilders isn't just coming from right-wingers.
The decisive support for Brexit was located in England and Wales, while both Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU, the latter by 55.8% to 44.2%.
The decisive support for Juncker after an unprecedented vote among EU leaders for a commission president marks a major setback for Cameron, who had thought key EU allies would oppose his nomination.
Bayes factor analysis provided decisive support for selecting relaxed clock models against the strict clock, but could not discriminate between the two Bayesian relaxed clocks.
These days, though, it is a far more sophisticated movement, recovering from military defeats in 2008 to win 40 seats in Parliament and to offer decisive support for Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's return to power last month.
It is possible, the liberal critics claim, for a morally sensitive and epistemically competent citizen to regard only certain religious considerations as providing decisive support for a given coercive law.
