Sentence examples for support a theory from inspiring English sources

Although disagreeing on details, scientists generally support a theory that calls for a Southeast Asian origin of island peoples.

Also, the results support a theory that populations of P. infestans found in the Andes migrated south from Mexico.

These results support a theory of object perception involving competition-mediated ground suppression and feedback from higher to lower levels.

A British Bankers Associationn spokesman said: "We have not been party to any regulatory dialogue that would support a theory of this kind.

Readers were riveted by our cover article on George Divoky's Arctic bird-watching, research that he is conducting to support a theory of global warming.

This leads us to confirmation and selection bias: we look for evidence to support a theory, and ignore evidence to the contrary.

His reluctance supports a theory about folk etymology suggested by Ms. Kidwell.

But no similar tools from that time had been found in eastern Asia, supporting a theory that the region was geographically, and thus culturally and perhaps genetically, isolated.

In other words, nanoparticles.This research, published recently in Physical Review Letters, supports a theory put forward several years ago by John Abrahamson, a chemical engineer from the University of Canterbury, in New Zealand.

The discovery supports a theory that suggests all of the moons near Saturn and Jupiter might have oxygen around them.

For example, a scientist, faced with evidence supporting a theory, evidence acknowledged not to be completely decisive, may choose to accept the theory or not to accept it.