Sentence examples for observations in support of from inspiring English sources
Let me offer three observations in support of this perspective.
His books consist of a series of plainly stated statistical observations, in support of deceptively modest conclusions, and the evidence in support of his original observation is now so overwhelming that the Flynn effect has moved from theory to fact.
It cites observations in support of the theory that the collapse of the World Trade Center might have been due to explosives.
Results are presented without an apparent ark that orders the observations in support of a testable hypothesis.
Comparing our DE miRNA results from milk to previously reported changes in bovine mammary-derived miRNA expression revealed observations in support of our findings.
The aims of the present study were to determine if oxidative stress could also induce aminoglycoside resistance and provide further observations in support of a role for antimicrobial efflux in aminoglycoside resistance in B. vietnamiensis.
The 2/13th Field Company supplied engineer detachments to each battalion, while air assets were provided by the United States 5th Air Force and No. 4 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, which was an Army co-operation squadron that was equipped with Boomerangs and Wirraways, and provided aerial observation in support of artillery operations.
No titration or consumption of the coral released antioxidant activity was observed in experiments where O2− was continuously generated by the Xanthine-Xanthine Oxidase system (Fig. 5D), an observation in support of renewable enzymatic pool, such as SOD.
One key and consistent observation in support of selection on standing variants is the rapid and immediate response to selection observed for most (if not all) heritable characters in domestic and experimental populations [ 54].
One observation in support of this is that PIK3CA-activated breast tumours tend to be luminal, whereas PTEN-inactivated breast tumours tend to be basal-like [ 43]; however, harbouring simultaneous events in both genes is not additively advantageous to cells.
The most controversial observation in support of this hypothesis was the proposed role for carboxypeptidase E as the sorting receptor (Cool et al. 1997), although this was immediately refuted (Irminger et al. 1997).
