Sentence examples for more well-supported from inspiring English sources

"The company's aggressive increases in R&D spending (and some of the more well-supported rumors)," he wrote in an open letter to Tim Cook yesterday, "have bolstered our confidence that Apple will enter two new product categories: television and cars.

This suggests that adding more taxa would simply add more well-supported apical nodes to each of the major Ovalentaria lineages, assuming we have sampled all basal Ovalentaria lineages [ 19].

Incongruence between one or more well-supported (PP ≥ 0.95) bipartitions of the gene tree and the E. coli– Shigella reference tree was interpreted as evidence of the within-species transfer of the corresponding gene.

The position of the P[lacW] insertion of pkn dln reflects the bias that P-elements have for insertion near promoters and 5′ regulatory regions (Berg and Spradling 1991) and would likely have an impact on one of the more well-supported transcripts (indicated by darker shading in Figure 2A) that uses the 5′ most transcription start site.

Therefore, we expect that when mtDNA is combined with nuclear DNA data in future studies, a more well supported and informative demographic history will be obtained.

In contrast, the intraspecific divergence of provisionally adopted ' A. ocreata' EU909446/GQ250405/AY918962 and A. sp. 7 were respectively higher than the cutoff value, but they were both defined as a single species because the two species could not been split into more well supported subclades.

Tropicbirds are also fairly nested within waterbirds in this analysis, being subtended by two more inclusive, well-supported clades.

Certainly the two billionaire-backed clubs dwarf far more traditional and well-supported French sides such as Marseilles, Lyons and Saint Étienne.

As a hospice social worker, I feel that "open access" is a trend that belongs in the realm of palliative care rather than hospice; we in the hospice movement must be wary of blurring our goals of enabling more natural, comfortable well-supported deaths.

Furthermore, the combined sequence data resulted in a more resolved and well-supported phylogenetic hypothesis than when each of the individual datasets were analysed alone.

A more recent and well-supported model, however, suggests the CO/NCO designation is achieved before the formation of dHJ, and the NCOs occur through DSB repair without dHJ formation (Berchowitz and Copenhaver 2010; Bishop and Zickler 2004; Youds and Boulton 2011).