Sentence examples for generally not supported from inspiring English sources

Social mobility models were generally not supported, but some studies investigating intra-generational mobility did identify an effect.

And while there are claims about these disadvantages.... they're generally not supported by research.

However, our predictions for the differential correlations between the Dark Triad facets and bullying type were generally not supported.

Claims that rent control has negative effects on development of new housing are generally not supported by research, but if there are some modest effects in that direction, they should be mitigated by other policy and investment mechanisms.

In contrast with the Republican presidential candidates, who have generally not supported additional government regulation of drug pricing, Democratic presidential candidates responded to the Daraprim story by urging greater government action to lower drug costs.

The integration of sustainable development challenges and opportunities into the decision making process during the design and/or implementation of multi-disciplinary mining projects is generally not supported by decision support systems (DSS).

The native pastures will generally not support the high stocking rates that fertilized, introduced pastures can support.

Research generally has not supported food additives as influencing hyperactivity whose characteristics include overactivity, inattention, and impulsive behaviors, traits that in extreme forms define attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD but some studies have found small effects.

However, microsatellites generally have not supported clustering together of populations according to the region (see Additional file 3: Figure S2), providing no evidence of species status to populations from the Cariaco region.

Only a handful of studies have measured neuronal synchrony while the animals reported about their percepts, and these studies generally have not supported the binding-by-synchrony theory (Lamme & Spekreijse, 1998; Palanca & DeAngelis, 2005; Roelfsema et al., 2004; Thiele & Stoner, 2003).

However, demonstration that only a subset of domains is affected by treatment (e.g., the physical function domain) generally will not support a general claim (e.g., a claim of improved HRQL) because such a claim implies improvement on all domains that are important to the general concept.