Sentence examples for model lends support from inspiring English sources
A recent study with an animal model lends support to these hypotheses [18].
This model lent support to the idea that retrograde stimulation leads to inhibition of wide-dynamic range neurons that carry pain information to the brain.
Loss of experimental brain metastasis following Notch1 knockdown in xenograft models lends support for Notch-targeted therapies (McGowan et al, 2011).
The general congruence between the model with neonatal morbidity/mortality versus the model with neonatal mortality also lends support to our inference; gestational age-specific patterns of serious neonatal morbidity are approximately similar to neonatal mortality (40).
Model selection can be used to identify a single best model, thus lending support to one particular hypothesis, or it can be used to make inferences based on weighted support from a complete set of competing models.
This lends support to the model upon which the theory is based: random adsorption of polymer segments, filler particles acting as a polyfunctional crosslinking agent.
A new review, published by The Cochrane Library on Tuesday, lends support to that model, finding that consistent midwife care throughout pregnancy is linked with better outcomes for both mom and baby.
This lends support to the model that chromatin and TF profiles jointly govern the locus specific regulation of gene expression.
The high similarity of mouse alpha-defensin genes and subsequent repetitive nature of their chromosomal position lends support to this model.
The complex interplay between receptor, cholesterol and palmitate illustrated by Zheng et al. [ 4] lends support to the model suggested by the crystal structure of β2AR [ 3] by demonstrating a role for sterols and lipids in GPCR dimerization in vivo.
Direct comparison of both models by exploratory analyses at the scale level seemed to be more in favour of the PEN model, and lent support for the assumption that Agreeableness and Conscientiousness are aspects of Psychoticism.
