Sentence examples for reasoning was supported from inspiring English sources

His reasoning was supported by a NSW police spokesperson who told VICE that the increase in licences could be "attributed in part to the increase of club membership for the sport of target shooting and recreational hunting".

This reasoning was supported by the identification of an interaction effect of perceived health condition and dental caries, indicating that dental caries did not impact utilization rates among participants considering their health condition to be bad.

This reasoning is supported by a 1981 European commission case (McVeigh and others v UK) which concerned a power to detain at ports very similar to the power under schedule 7, but in my view it is circular and open to challenge.

This reasoning is supported by the results obtained from the PL and the XRD analysis of the samples annealed at such temperature.

This reasoning is supported by a record of changes in sea level and ocean chemistry in the Norwegian sediments that could be explained by true polar wander, the team reports in the September-October issue of the Geological Society of America Bulletin.

(Figure 4e) This reasoning is supported by the observation that the fibers in Figure 4 at both peptide concentrations have a uniform width and height of 6.2±2.0 nm and 0.9±0.2 nm, respectively.

This reasoning is supported by the simulations of the dipolar traces.

This reasoning is supported in part by the differential expression of signaling pathway components of the two types of cells.

This line of reasoning is supported by experimental evidence from murine models of immune involvement in neoplastic development.

Indeed, this line of reasoning is supported by our data showing that the performance of mTBI rats housed of EE is similar to the sham control group.

This reasoning is supported by other authors who suggested that the workload itself may influence GPs' perception of their role [ 17, 25].