Sentence examples for line with the proposition from inspiring English sources

Since President Bill Clinton called on NATO in 1995 to bomb Bosnia and Herzegovina, ending war crimes that are now being prosecuted, and President Obama organized a coalition for military intervention in Libya, international law has developed in line with the proposition advanced by Grotius.

The former finding is in line with the proposition that intraindividual variability indexes neurobiological disturbance [e.g., 24] and executive and attentional control mechanisms supported by the frontal cortex [e.g., [25] [27]].

Our data are therefore more in line with the proposition of a lower Foxp3 expression level per cell.

The observed Thr287 phosphorylation of βM CaMKII in situ, and its association with muscle fatigue (as indicated by a 30% decrease in maximal tetanic force), is in line with the proposition by Tavi [ 14] on a summation of CaMKII autophosphorylation with repeated contractions.

In line with this proposition, a regression of the relationship between the index of industrial production (IOP) and domestic peak demand is presented in Fig. 8 and Table 10.

In line with this proposition it must be mentioned that the hepatoprotective action of partially purified fungal polysaccharides has been recently demonstrated [ 45, 46].

This conclusion was further supported by a computational analysis [36]. Figure 8 shows that RANSAC's prediction is in line with this proposition (i.e., to achieve relatively high IQE values, the thickness of the (Co_{3} O_{4}) layer must be low, smaller than 150 nm and this property is also influenced by the thickness of the (MoO_{3}) layer).

In line with this proposition, YopJ was shown to be a deubiquitinating cysteine protease capable of removing ubiquitin moieties from IκBα, thereby inhibiting its proteasomal degradation and leading to the down-regulation of NF-κB functions [22].

A KT perspective is in line with this proposition.

"This is fully in line with the generally accepted proposition that the client, in this case the government, has proprietary ownership of documents that had been brought into existence or received by a lawyer acting as agent on behalf of the client, or that had been prepared for the benefit of the client and at the client's expense".

This is in line with our proposition of the need for good quality lectures to feed ethical discussions with ethics grammar and input from ethics labs.