Sentence examples for support for the premise from inspiring English sources

The report finds plenty of support for the premise that economic growth is the best antidote to poverty, and that the most open nations are usually, though not always, the fastest growers, whether wealthy or poor.

Our findings provide strong support for the premise that a diversified technology base positively affects innovative competence.

The results provided support for the premise that deeper knowledge and understanding of adolescent development does make a difference in terms of how individuals view appropriate punishment options.

These data provide strong support for the premise that RAGE mediates H/R injury, in part via modulation of JNK phosphorylation in cardiomyocytes.

Co-expression with each LuPDCT, however, resulted in a marked increase in PUFA levels in both DAG and TAG fractions (up to 12.81% and 11.21%, respectively; Table  1), providing further support for the premise that PDCT plays a critical role in channelling PUFAs to DAG, and subsequently TAG, following production on PC.

The combination of favorable organizational characteristics, existing health ministries, high levels of education among pastors, and existing collaborations with health and social service agencies provides strong support for the premise that Catholic parishes may be effective partners in disseminating EBS for cancer control among Latinos.

The Chinese Room thought experiment itself is the support for the third premise.

The data shown in Figure 4F (left panel) provides evidence in support for the first premise.

Support for this premise derives from a carcinogenicity research study in which long term administration of a dopaminergic compound significantly reduced seven neoplastic lesions, five nonneoplastic lesions and prevented two age-related, degenerative somatic changes in treated subjects (Walker et al 1998).

However our findings of a consistent change in MAO-A, but not MAO-B, in conjunction with the literature provide some support for our premise that the critical role of MAO-A in cancer occurs via the serotonergic system rather than the dopaminergic or catecholamine system.

In summary, this study by Drs. Schwartz and Labow's group offers further support to the premise that laparoscopic hepatectomy for HCC provides short-term benefits to patients without compromising long-term oncologic outcomes, thus providing a safe and comparable alternative to open liver resections for HCC in experienced hands.