The distribution of age of entry to UK of our Bangladeshi and British Bangladeshi subjects was bimodal with peaks at birth/infancy and early adulthood with a trough around the age of 14 16, providing empirical support for this theoretically derived cut-point.
The C.I.A. has no contractual obligation to the producers of "The Agency," and support for the show could theoretically be withdrawn if an episode were deemed offensive.
Further development of the CNCEQ ought to focus upon the lack of empirical support for the presence of the four current theoretically derived cognitive errors, and the absence of items to assess errors now commonly associated with anxiety in youth.
These procedures strengthened our capabilities to observe small health effects, as reported earlier (Brook et al. 2010), within a relatively small sample size and theoretically added support for the veracity of the health exposure associations.
Our measurements support the theoretically predicted gain at the channel rate of 54 Mbps.
Theoretically, the results provide support for the self-regulation view of writing-to-learn.
The analyses reveal that the quantitative model produces theoretically plausible trajectories, thus providing support for the calibration procedure.
In a 2013 paper by Matthew Luttig, of the University of Minnesota, backed up this finding, noting, "the absolute level and the changing structure of inequality have largely been a force promoting conservatism, not increasing support for redistribution as theoretically expected".
But because states can at least theoretically withdraw from the program, Judge Vinson wrote that the law currently "provides very little support" for the argument.
Despite being promising, our results suggest that more experimental data are needed for optimization of the theoretically obtained parameters before being used to support NMR assignment.
