Sentence examples for figures support the idea from inspiring English sources

The figures support the idea that men are perceived mainly as the directors.

Mr. Hoyt suggests that the conversion rate (once Friedrichs d'or are converted to thalers) produces the 1,000 thaler loan figure, supporting the idea that things were going badly.

(Publishing figures support the claim).

These results (seen in Figure 9) support the idea that revertant colonies are initiated by mutants that arise during nonselective pregrowth in liquid medium.

Nevertheless, the significant improvements we observe in the different effects of HP1a, including the repetitive elements with low H3K27me3 levels in the 1 3 h window (1360 and HeT-A; Additional file 1: Figure S4D,E), support the idea that the changes in the Su var)2-5 05 embryos are from a reduction in HP1a and not from changes in the histone methylases or some unknown background effect.

Voter-registration figures don't support the idea of a Trump surge.

For a time, the Labor Department's productivity figures appeared to support the idea of an Internet-based productivity miracle.

In our study, the correlation analysis results between the BOLD signal amplitude and the intensity of positive symptoms (Figure 2) fully support the idea that hyperactivity in the right IPL could be considered a 'state-marker' for acute psychotic episodes.

comScore's figures would seem to support the idea.

Together, the data in Figures 3 and 4 strongly support the idea that HT-GFPmembmyc and Δ-GFPmembmyc, respectively, spanned the cleft membrane and PVM via their PfEMP1 transmembrane domain and were not translocated across the PVM, via the HT signal.

The chemical structures of flavonoids in citrus peel can be found in Figure 2. Results above inevitably support the idea that specific structural elements of the flavonoids are the key determinants of pharmacological activities.