Sentence examples for is further borne from inspiring English sources

That is further borne out by a fastidiously silky flat white that delivered big, full-spectrum coffee flavour (£2.50).

The anxiety thesis is further borne out by the presence on Benjamin's Top 20 list of not one but three other books concerning air disasters: "Airframe," by Michael Crichton (about a possible design flaw in a fleet of airliners), "Mayday," by Nelson Demille and Thomas Block (about a missile attack on a supersonic jet), and "Sole Survivor," by Dean Koontz (about a family wiped out in a crash).

The centrality of substance for the continental rationalists is further borne out by the importance of that concept for Spinoza, especially within his Ethics.

This research is further borne out by Eikenberry's research.

This is further borne out by the relationship between peak ALT values and the interval to most severe histopathology.

This is further borne out by similar MTX doses in both groups and addition of a DMARD in similar numbers at 16 weeks.

The importance of T cell contact-mediated activation of monocytes/macrophages in chronic inflammatory conditions was further borne out by the modulation occurring after drugs were administered to patients for treatment.

This was further borne out by the Chao1 richness index, which was also statistically significantly reduced (Mann–Whitney p = 0.0079) in the bile aspirating samples (Fig.  2b).

The essential role of IFN in restricting infection was further borne out by our finding that neutralizing IFN activity resulted in enhanced RSV infection in non-tumorigenic RWPE-1 prostate cells.

This finding was further borne out in our experiments; the Q758C GAC G polymerase:promoter combination yielded substantially more T7 RNA polymerase as judged by gel electrophoresis, than did Q758C GACT (wt).

This seems to be further borne out by the structure of NanU, which we report in the present paper has an extended kinked helix in addition to several other structural differences that probably reflect its preference for a negatively charged monosaccharide ligand.