Sentence examples for subscribed that the from inspiring English sources

This single variation is ancient enough to support the theory, to which I have long subscribed, that the earliest division among dogs was between large ones and small ones.

To illustrate, he cites the verse "There was no man to till the soil" (Genesis 2 5): this verse does not imply that there were at the time no human beings a proposition at variance with the Aristotelian thesis (to which Kaspi apparently subscribed) that the world has always existed alongside God.

The predominant theory for the degenerative process in AD (summarised in Figure 1) subscribes that the deposition in the brain of highly insoluble amyloid- β occurs early in AD and suppresses synaptic plasticity.

Advanced Placement courses are so well subscribed that enrollment in the United States history course alone filled three sections this year.

The same would happen for the decay of ties of a subscribe that churns from the company.

One theory, to which Mike Tunick subscribed, held that the carbon dioxide simply accumulated at "weaker spots in the cheese matrix".

We hypothesized that residents in programs that subscribed to the SCORE web portal would perform better on the American Board of Surgery ABSSurgeryery Qualifying Examination (QE).

And in the early 20th century, chemists subscribed to that view, based on the constancy of ratios in which different elements combined to form compounds.

Nunn subscribed to that idea, and to the notion that schools should be laboratories of democracy.

Companies that subscribed to the NRA codes were allowed to display a Blue Eagle emblem, symbolic of cooperation with the NRA.

All learners were affiliated with internal medicine residency training programs that subscribed to the Johns Hopkins Internal Medicine Curriculum through the Johns Hopkins Internet Learning Center.