Sentence examples for in support of this theory from inspiring English sources

The government relied on Israeli intelligence agents, using pseudonyms, to testify in support of this theory.

Evidence in support of this theory comes from both animal and human research.

Iraqis and Afghans "marching stolidly" to the polls are viewed as hopeful evidence in support of this theory.

He offers, in support of this theory, evidence drawn from what is known about tomb architecture, iconography, stratigraphy, and contemporary records.

In support of this theory – another view suggests that the different groups interbred and assimilated – is that so little survives, in terms of place-names or the language that we use today, of the Romano-Celtic spoken at the time.

Evidence in support of this theory is beginning to accumulate, some of the most intriguing coming from the lab of Patrice Cani at the Université Catholique de Louvain in Brussels.

Evidence in support of this theory includes the tendency of children to make systematic mistakes which indicate a tendency to impose rules on what turn out to be grammatical exceptions (eg, "I dided it" instead of "I did it").

The final exhibits presented in support of this theory are the hands themselves.

Rees et al. [14] provided evidence in support of this theory with in vivo fluoroscopic studies.

The arguments in support of this theory were quite diverse, and come from a variety of directions.

Doctor Weeks thus summarizes the arguments in support of this theory: "Smith and Strachey heard that the colonists of 1587 were still alive about 1607.