Sentence examples for suggested in support from inspiring English sources

No empirical data are suggested in support of the conclusion that there is a relevant correlation between being a driver and criminal prosecution of drivers.

The only distinction suggested in support of the ordinance is that the seed of Johnson grass may be dropped from the cars in such quantities as to cause special trouble; but there is not only no evidence of such fact, but it is highly improbable that the seed of a noxious grass of this kind would be carried upon the cars at all.

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).

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.

This absence is consistent with the lysine auxotrophy suggested in Chlamydiae and support the idea that EAA auxotrophy is associated with the lack of nitrogen assimilation even in the prokaryotic clades.

Kinghtley said the job creation suggested in manufacturing report "supports our view that the unemployment rate will drop below 7% late 2014/early 2015".

4 An immune-mediated pathogenesis has been suggested in IgG4-RD, supported by a human leucocyte antigen type II association, presence of autoantibodies and elevated levels of IgG4 and a dramatic response to corticosteroid therapy.

Patients were divided into two groups: withdrawing or withholding life support (WWLS), and full life support, as suggested in the literature.

The official said the American negotiators wanted to avoid an agreement that provided for a freeze of North Korea's nuclear program that was suggested in past proposals, instead supporting a clause calling for dismantling the program.

An inhibitory effect of AT on the p38-MAPK pathway, as suggested in the present study, is supported by an experiment on acute lung injury in rats [ 11].