Sentence examples for reported to support a from inspiring English sources

Keeping Yoplait French has been a theme as PAI tried to sell its stake, with the country's sovereign fund reported to support a domestic owner, but the lure of international markets proved more attractive for Sodiaal.

In a genome-wide yeast two hybrid screen, Drosophila Ndc80 was reported to support a high confidence interaction with the predicted CG8902 product (Giot et al. 2003).

No clear evidence has been reported to support an association between ADHD and variations in the tyrosine hydroxylase gene (TH), which catalyzes the conversion of tyrosine to dopa.

Embryo culture in 2i has been reported to support the expansion of a homogeneous epiblast-like state at the expense of the expression of the late PE marker GATA4 (Nichols et al., 2009).

For example, immobilized endostatin has been reported to support EC adhesion in an integrin-dependent manner, whereas soluble endostatin inhibits integrin-dependent cell functions such as cell migration and induces apoptosis.

The public interest group released its report to support a New York City Council bill, introduced in January, which would prohibit banks from charging the fees.

Advocates of free-text reporting sometimes argue that the essential art inherent in the crafting of a prose report, involving structuring the body of a report to support a conclusion reached at the end of a reasoned description of findings, is lost in structured reporting.

However, they added that there was little in the report to support an early cut in interest rates.

In any case, the data reported here seem to support a soft constraint scheme in which memory costs can be "traded" for acquisition costs.

Similarly, Alberta Health and Wellness set aside up to $1 million (all figures are reported in Canadian dollars) to support a three year observational study tracking the experiences of Albertans [ 25].

Lawyers not involved in any lawsuits said the report appeared to support an argument that Enron's directors did not recklessly or willfully participate in fraud.