Sentence examples for observations supported by from inspiring English sources

For these missions precise orbit information is typically provided by GPS satellite-to-satellite tracking (SST) observations supported by satellite laser ranging (SLR).

Unfortunately, the inferences drawn by the authors are based on inadequate/vague field observations, supported by misquoted references, which reflects their poor understanding of the geomorphic processes.

Observations, supported by PHREEQC simulations, suggest that the influx of PA water will induce the dissolution of pre-existing sulphate salts.

Geomorphological analysis through morphometric indices extracted from a DEM (90 m) and its derived maps as well as field observations supported by the literature data permit the demonstration that tectonics, climate and base level are the main factors that control the formation and evolution of the planation surfaces and scarps that separate them.

These observations supported by past literature (Coryell et al. 1989 Lenzi et al. 1993 Tietze et al. 1941 Luxenburger 1933;Noreik and Odegaard 1966 Rao 1966 Gershon and Liebowitz 1975 Petterson 1977) suggest that those with the classical lithium-responsive form of BD are likely to have a relatively higher SES than their bipolar spectrum counterparts.

On the basis of these observations supported by the literature, we have proposed the interactions of PTPN1 with EGFR and with CAV1 as the new potential interactions in diabetic nephropathy.

However, no significant association with tumour dissemination was observed, an observation supported by others [ 30].

This faintly blasphemous observation, supported by evidence no more substantial than Tiger's ability to drive, chip and putt like, well, a God, inspired some of his fans to set up a website called tigerwoodsisgod.com.

Tb11.NT.29 appeared to be a surface protein, an observation supported by subsequent experiments (see below).

Highest expression was found in PC-3M cells, an observation supported by western blotting and PCR.

This was achieved by direct observation supported by a handbook created by PG, followed by supervision of cases by SN and DT.