Sentence examples for periods support from inspiring English sources

This is a reversal from earlier periods: support for same-sex marriage has been increasing, and opposition to it has been decreasing, at a relatively steady rate of perhaps two or three percentage points a year since 2004.

Increased tolerance following single phosgene exposure [85] and studies with longer post-exposure periods support this conclusion [38].

The increase in apparent resistivity and a decrease in phase seen for most of the periods support the existence of the conductors.

Such temporal misclassification may significantly confound results, and researchers should ensure that stress and pollution measurement periods support a plausible physiologic interaction in relation to the health outcome of interest.

Two additional Phase III studies with similar placebo-controlled, double-blind initial 12-week treatment periods support the efficacy and safety of efalizumab therapy over 24 weeks [ 16, 17].

The team, led by Adam Brumm of Australian National University, said the technological continuity between the periods supported the contention that the now-extinct "little people" of Flores probably evolved as a separate species (Homo floresiensis), and were not modern humans, as asserted by skeptics.

Although there is no genetic difference between clones in egg size plasticity, the high heritability of egg size in both periods supports the genetic basis of the egg size reaction norm.

We next computed mean power spectra of CA1 LFPs in subsets of trials matched for similar speed in the different task periods (Supporting Information Fig. S1).

Separate analysis of the prognostic impact of CIN in the first and second 5-year periods supported validity of the proportional hazard assumption.

No drug-related effects on body weight or general condition of animals were noticed during the dosing and recovery periods (Supporting Information Table S1).

Furthermore, several Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have been operating in the district both during and in the post conflict periods supporting health services provision including family planning programmes.