Sentence examples for research bore out from inspiring English sources

His research bore out Mr. Piazza's zucchini experience: not all crops are suited to them.

This actually wasn't far from what slightly more responsible research bore out.

Dr Rachel Thompson, deputy head of science at the World Cancer Research Fund, said the research bore out its own findings in 2007 – disputed by the meat industry at the time – about the health risks of processed meat.

A November survey by Mason-Dixon Polling and Research bore out that theory: it found that Ms. Harris, who has not announced her candidacy, would defeat five Republicans who have already joined the race, all but one -- Bill McCollum, a former Congressman -- by a wide margin.

A 2009 paper written for Brussels Studies, an online journal for academic research, bears out his view.

Dr. Kaptchuk does not condone deception, but his research bears out that how caregivers present and administer treatments has a powerful effect on clinical outcomes.

Higher living standards, better communications and more education enable you to rely on markets and public services, not just yourself and your family.Macroeconomic research bears out this picture.

The result is a flexible, water-repellent coating that, if further research bears out the feasibility of the process, could be used as a marine sealant, an airplane coating to eliminate icing or to improve the compatibility of medical implants.

Some 20th century historians had begun to question the scale of the epidemic, partly because relatively few plague pit burials have been found, but Lewis's research bears out the most dire medieval accounts: overall her analysis across East Anglia illustrates an average decline of 44.7% in 90% of the settlements excavated.

Research bears out this observation.

Industry research bears out Kathman's point.