Sentence examples for origin supports from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the way Stonehenge becomes rapidly incorporated into myths of origin supports this notion.

This variety of host origin supports the hypothesis that interspecies transmission, i.e. host switches of adenoviruses, may have occurred [ 29].

Furthermore, the present finding that the majority of bacteremia isolates were of domestic origin supports our recent suggestions that Campylobacter isolates acquired in Finland may harbor bacterial factors that lead to a more severe infection [ 16]. C. jejuni and C. coli infections are typically self-limited, and severe complications are quite rare.

Hereby, labor shortage shall be compensated, the pressure of immigrants reduced and the countries of origin supported.

The plot of R p versus [PDS] is linear passing through the origin supporting the above deduction (Fig. 4a, b).

As expected, a plot of R p versus [PDS] is linear passing through the origin supporting the above deduction (Fig. 3).

As expected, the plot of Rp versus [PDS] is linear passing through the origin supporting the above deduction in Fig. 5b.

As expected a plot of R p versus [K2S2O8] is linear passing through the origin supporting the above deduction (Fig. 4).

High prevalence of blurry vision and tunnel vision (shrinking of visual field) in our patients, not typically considered to be an aura phenomenon of cortical origin, support recent findings towards heterogeneous symptoms of visual aura [15].

Zhang et al. (2005) suggested original-position GER in view of the roof movement law of the fully-mechanized coalface with top-coal caving, whose main technical scheme was to take large section digging and directly construct backfilling strip along the gob-side entry, therefore the whole backfilling strip can be protected by the origin support forms in the entry (Ma and Zhang 2004).

Antiviral activity is host-cell species specific and most pronounced in cells of higher mammalian origin, supporting a host-cell target.