Sentence examples for suggest in support of from inspiring English sources

We discuss the evidence against vasodilatation as migraine pain generator and some findings which we suggest in support of a central (brain) origin of pain.

Notions of personal utility have been explored [ 35], and suggested in support of liberal attitudes towards direct-to-consumer personal genome testing [ 77].

However, it might be suggested, in support of the surveillance idea, that the high immunogenicity of tumors induced by higher dosages of MCA might cause incipient tumors to lie far to the right of "c" on the IRC (Fig.  1).

However, more recent studies using multilevel data and multilevel statistical techniques suggest that evidence in support of association particularly at the aggregate levels such as counties and states[ 26].

Radford's intuitions about cases like these do not seem to be idiosyncratic; Myers-Schutz & Schwitzgebel (forthcoming) find evidence suggesting that many ordinary speakers tend to react in the way Radford suggests.[3] In support of (a), Radford emphasizes that Albert thinks he doesn't know the answer to the question.

Each disputant, Strawson suggested, advanced arguments in support of or against a distorted simulacrum of the real deal.

Yellen also offered her opinion that inflation is in check and will decline gradually over the next two years, suggesting she is in support of additional Fed rate cuts.

The results are presented as dimensionless matrices and suggested for use in support of decision-making at the design stage, without any advanced fracture mechanics modelling and stochastic simulation.

The president also called federal employees "incredible patriots" and suggested they were in support of the partial government shutdown, which started three days before Christmas.

On the other hand, the existing organizations with whom Hortisana worked in Ecuador tended to include producers with fewer resources, suggesting that interventions in support of these associations were able to confront inequalities.

The results showed that same-day, universal screening did not reduce the MRSA infection rate in large, surgical wards compared with standardized infection control measures (adjusted incidence rate ratio: 1.20; 95% CI: 0.85 to 1.69), suggesting that evidence in support of MRSA universal screening at admission is inconclusive [ 28].