But these charges are underpinned by scientific research, notably a study by conservation biologist Liliana M Dávalos and her colleagues published this January.
We demonstrate that these shifts are related to dissimilar mechanisms: whereas range retractions show some support for phylogenetic clustering due to a high level of conservatism in thermal safety margins, range expansions are underpinned by both evolutionarily conserved and labile traits, notably trophic position and life-history strategy, hence decreasing the strength of phylogenetic signal.
The upgrade, Fitch said, reflected a persistent current account surplus, underpinned by remittance inflows, while a "strong policy-making framework" — notably effective inflation management by the central bank — has supported the overall economy in recent years.
Both are underpinned by what seems (atypically in an Acaster set) like real feeling, notably when he distils post-Brexit Britain into the indelible image of one of those Pisa tourists barking the phrase "spag bol" at the world with mounting desperation.
Nonetheless, the figures emphasise several key points, most notably that any uplift in the financial state of the business will need to be underpinned by the re-engagement of the fans, beginning with the return of the 15,000 supporters who did not renew their season tickets last summer.
Such hopes have underpinned the euro's recovery against the dollar over the past month or so.Europe also has its own troubles, though, notably at the European Central Bank (ECB).
Although his faith sometimes brought him into conflict with colleagues, notably in his implacable opposition to the recent legislative change on same-sex marriage, he nevertheless won admiration for the uncompromising morality that underpinned his beliefs.
That has underpinned the market.
What underpinned it ideologically?
"Intellectual property rights are underpinned by W.T.O.
