Sentence examples for support a picture from inspiring English sources

Public statements from key persons in the first ELSI program, as we will see below, do not support a picture of ELSI as deliberately on the 'outside' and 'downstream', either.

Whatever the mechanism, our results support a picture of continuous communication between circulating blood and lung tissue, with a limited degree of localized evolution or clonal replication.

Our results support a picture of continuous migration of HIV-1 between circulating blood and lung tissue, with perhaps a very limited degree of localized evolution or clonal replication.

These responses support a picture of an allocation process that is largely regional and localized to the health care community.

Taken together, these findings support a picture that is related to that in primates and other mammals (for a meta analysis, see Woods and Alain 2009).

This would support a picture of a more recent diversification with invertebrates and mammals, as suggested by the hypothesis of "explosive radiation" of bartonellae by other authors (Engel et al. 2011; Guy et al. 2013).

Corroborated by contour plots of component concentrations throughout the drop at selected times, this supports a picture whereby mass fractions become roughly uniform along individual streamlines, but mass is transferred diffusively from streamline to streamline.

We found significant levels of additive genetic variance in offspring fitness, supporting a picture of good genes sexual selection in this species.

This finding supports a picture of the first-order sensory thalamus as an early, but relatively nonspecific gatekeeper for sensory information [6, 12].

A good deal of indirect evidence, and a few direct experiments, supports a picture in which rod signals can traverse the retina through a primary (rod bipolar) pathway and a secondary (rod cone gap coupling) pathway.

Moreover, this study shows how different protein partners are differently affected by drug treatments, supporting a picture of an intricate network of finely regulated interactions involved in pathogenetic mechanisms.