Sentence examples for provided consistent support from inspiring English sources

For example, in the case of our work with polar bears, the wildlife branches of Manitoba Conservation and the Churchill Northern Studies Centre has provided consistent support over the years.

In the case of harbour porpoises, several studies have provided consistent support for the hypothesis of a PCB exposure induced immunosuppression contributing to infectious disease mortality [ 26, 27].

In conclusion, results from pooled data from over 170,000 participants in 14 European cohort studies provided consistent support for the hypothesis that unfavorable work characteristics have a spill-over effect on leisure-time physical activity.

Laboratory investigations have suggested mechanisms by which COX2 inhibitors might reduce the risk of cancer (Koki and Masferrer, 2002; Khan and Lee, 2009) for a range of cancers, although animal experiments have not provided consistent support.

"But businesses need to know the government will provide consistent support for their investments.

CARE will help career-guidance professionals to work together in order to provide consistent support to early-career scientists, and postdocs in particular, across Europe.

The state may play a significant role in the course of establishing professions and can function as the protector of professional monopoly, but once a profession has been established, the state becomes no more than a tool for providing consistent support for professional domination.

If we provide consistent support for scientific pursuits, we will continue to realize these ideas and inventions, and to take advantage of their associated jobs and wealth creation.

Several more recent studies provide consistent support for this association [ 19, 25, 26].

Therefore, the branch-specific rapid evolution of SCML1 in primates does not provide consistent support for the sexual selection hypothesis.

This study concluded that the data does not provide consistent support for a relationship between FA exposure and leukemia.