Sentence examples for detailed support for from inspiring English sources
They find detailed support for the models, including both infall of hot material into the galaxy and its subsequent conversion into new stars and as well the outflow of gas driven by jets from the central supermassive black hole.
In his most recent book, Transcend, he and co-author Terry Grossman offer detailed support for the "living long enough to live forever" concept, which was introduced in their previous book, Fantastic Voyage.
Kallop does not explicitly address the civilian deaths in his summary of the incident, which gives detailed support for Wuterich's combat actions from September to December 2005.
Detailed support for this statement has been provided in the Additional file 1.
That pace also would have given everyone at Principle plenty of time to put together the detailed support campaign for the album and tour.
Germany has been stubbornly resisting pleas by the Greek prime minister, George A. Papandreou, for a detailed support plan that would reassure bond investors and lower the country's high borrowing costs.
There is a full web-based IDE for programming your board as well as detailed support docs.
As it happens, detailed statistical support for these broadsides can be found in the publication just last week of the Shift Index 2016, which reconfirms the declining performance of U.S. firms over half a century.
Our results imply that the GRN involved in odontode formation could have been initiated at several location (skin, mouth, oral cavity, pharynx) by simple heterotopy during the course of evolution and therefore represent the first detailed molecular support for the "inside and out" model.
We further discuss some detailed architecture supports for the DDMA model, including the memory interface design, work flow and the protocols involved.
Our results therefore provide the first detailed molecular supports for the "inside and out" model [ 19] that propose that all odontodes are serially homologous structures that form through the control of a common odontode gene regulatory network (oGRN).
