Sentence examples for reversal supported from inspiring English sources

At the Ci locus, seven out of 11 indels not subject to homoplasy or reversal supported groups of French Guiana melpomene melpomene, while of the remaining three, two are autapomorphic, one supports a (cydno+ melpomene rosina) haplotype pair.

Combinations of outgroups are given equal a priori weights, and unclear a posteriori weights – parallelism or reversal events supported by several choices of outgroup are counted once, so that combinations yielding similar results will be underweighted, as compared to combinations supporting unique events.

But a mutiny of his center-right supporters forced him to make a public reversal and support the government in a parliamentary confidence vote.

For opposing flow, the experimental data indicate flow reversal and support the theoretical assumptions of superimposition of velocity gradients and the distinction between the forced and natural-dominant regions, below and above the point of zero shear stress.

In a reversal this year, they supported a binding treaty.

The assumption that natural radioactivity is a local generator that causes PG reversal is further supported by the fact that the station site overlies granitic deposits and uranium ores (Pergamalis et al. 1998; Pergamalis et al. 2010) and exhibits some of the highest radon fluxes in Europe.

The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says that abortion-pill reversal is "not supported by the body of scientific evidence" and recommends against trying it.

Almost half (49.3%) of those polled supported the reversal of the ban, while 32percentnt opposed it, according to the reports.

It supported a reversal mechanism of domain-wall motion.

Kenney added that because of the severity of the charges UCP supported the reversal of the publication ban, which was eventually granted.

By contrast, none of the novel oral anticoagulants (direct thrombin inhibitors or factor Xa inhibitors) has an effective reversal strategy that is supported by prospective data.