Sentence examples for findings in support of from inspiring English sources

D.C. Police Chief Lanier declined an interview request, and the city denied a request for the police department's findings in support of Machen's report.

The Clinton administration was happy to cite their findings in support of a push, which was eventually successful, to raise the federal minimum to $5.15.

He eventually prepared a detailed affidavit, which is dated Monday and has not been made public, presenting his findings in support of a potential motion by the defendants for a new trial.

No precise mathematical calculation is required, but the city must make some effort to quantify its findings in support of the dedication for the pedestrian/bicycle pathway beyond the conclusory statement that it could offset some of the traffic demand generated.

While pedagogical prompting yielded some of the strongest findings in support of GEMC, we still understand very little of how these cues foster valid proof production.

BACKGROUND: Ultrasound-determined carotid intima-media thickness (IMT) is widely used as an indicator of generalized atherosclerotic burden, but there are limited autopsy findings in support of the association, directly.

It said the Telegraph had not provided data to back up the claims and had "construed the polls as signalling support for a no deal, when in fact, this was the result of the publication either amalgamating several findings together or interpreting an option beyond what was set out by the poll, as being a finding in support of a no-deal Brexit".

The maximal 17G1 radiotracer uptake for the five dogs was 6.5 (Fig. 3a), and for four dogs imaged more than once, the specific uptake increased or remained the same over time (except dog #1), a finding in support of tumor growth.

Furthermore, in contrast to Chk1 RNAi, knockdown of MK2 also failed to cause premature G2/M transition in the presence of DNA damage in human U2OS cells engineered to lack p53, a finding in support of species and/or cell type-dependent differences.

Regardless of how minimal the jury's factual findings are in support of that verdict, lawyers said, Andersen's guilt on obstruction could be used as circumstantial evidence in future trials to prove that the firm -- and others at Enron involved in its accounting -- had something to hide.

The study findings are in support of the hypothesis that loneliness and psychological distress may pose as parallel mediating mechanisms that indirectly link exposure to interpersonal violence to recurrent headache in a general population of adolescents.