Sentence examples for present supporting evidence from inspiring English sources
Path analyses present supporting evidence that the honeydew-induced changes in soil biota (notably via a pathway from microbial biomass to endogenic earthworms), can cascade up to affect tree resource allocation and crown architecture.
In the 2 February issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, two groups present supporting evidence.
We conclude that, under certain circumstances, bacterial activity through the complexation of toxic elements in EPS may preserve tissues and we present supporting evidence for this conclusion.
We discuss and present supporting evidence for a conceptual model that distinguishes two major paradigms of skeletal lead, including 1) bone lead as an indicator of cumulative lead exposure (bone lead as repository), and 2) bone lead as a source of body lead burden that is mobilizable into the circulation (bone lead as source).
The general discussion discusses the theoretical implications and present supporting evidence for VS-SAIM's explanation of search asymmetries.
No more "staff conclusions" without presenting supporting evidence, pro and con. 2. Set the record straight, in evidentiary detail, on every contact known between Iraq and terrorist groups, including Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's operations in Iraq.
Appleby successfully presents supporting evidence of many of her core themes in being able to link "private ambitions to public norms".
In a recent paper, Brownstein, et al. [7] have presented supporting evidence, showing that the grounding of airplanes in the United States after September 11 , 2001delayed the dynamics of influenza during the 2001 2002 season by approximately 2 weeks.
In addition, we have presented supporting evidence for functional roles of miRNA and their targets in specific cancer from the literature.
This investigation not only presents supporting evidence for a concerted transcriptional regulation of many secretory pathway genes, but also a challenging task with respect to identification of key regulators.
Pyne likes to say that everyone is an expert on education because they went to school, but for his latest assignment on western civilisation he needs to present more supporting evidence.
