Sentence examples for support for the conjecture from inspiring English sources
We do not, however, find support for the conjecture that ex-offenders would be better off in larger cities.
These observations provide pleasing qualitative support for the conjecture that seizure can be modeled as a neural bifurcation showing precursive characteristics of critical slowing and growing of fluctuation activity.
This provides support for the conjecture that the coverage of institutional delivery in a district covaries with the level observed for its geographical neighbours.
Regulatory regions, as demarcated by DNAse hypersensitivity sites, have been shown to be enriched for epigenetically variable loci (13), providing support for the conjecture that epigenetic variability may underlie altered expression patterns and thus modulate disease.
This includes a section that outlines the basic underlying models and support for the conjectures made.
Support for this conjecture arises largely due to the famous 11th-century poem "First Rhapsody on the Red Cliffs", which equates the Huangzhou Hill with the battlefield location.
Erik Sonnhammer (Stockholm University, Sweden) reported significant support for the ortholog conjecture based on conserved domain architecture (Forslund et al., 2011) and intron positions (Henricson et al., 2010).
However, a number of subsequent studies identified problems with that analysis and showed that when correcting for biases, the same type of analysis does provide support for the ortholog conjecture.
This would contradict one of the main motivations of the Quest for Orthologs, and came as a surprise because five recent papers (reviewed in Dessimoz et al., 2012; Gabaldón and Koonin, 2013) had provided different lines of support for the ortholog conjecture.
There is support for this conjecture in SmithKline Beecham's own evidence, of which more later, that some of Apotex's anhydrous product contains small amounts of hemihydrate without conversion of the rest.
This last result provides support for a conjecture by Clements [26] that price elasticities for broadly defined commodities are about minus one-half.
