Sentence examples for support for this supposition from inspiring English sources

However, the data provided only weak support for this supposition.

There is some indirect support for this supposition.

To obtain further support for this supposition, we analysed a number of mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) surface markers (CD73, CD90 and CD105), a disc progenitor marker (GD2) and ontogeny markers (cell adhesion glycoprotein CD24, chondrocytic hyaluronan and collagen receptor CD44) [ 32- 36].

In support of this supposition we have not detected any -61CC homozygotes in a large cohort of Tanzanian women and in another cohort of Gambian children (unpublished data).

This kind of shift in size-dependent emission toward the red in size sorted QD fractions may provide additional support for the supposition that the energy spacing between donor and acceptor levels increases with an increase in the size of the QDs.

The SOA Assessment notes that some studies fail to find evidence of an adverse effect of a given test chemical whereas others find a positive result; it then goes on to discuss only the positive results and suggest that there is thus evidence of an endocrine mechanism and support for the supposition that EDCs are likely important causative agents.

Supporting evidence for this supposition has recently been obtained in studies on spark-generated iridium particles analyzed by secondary ion mass spectrometry (Szymczak et al. 2006).

Additional support for this well-grounded supposition arises from studies reporting that the low expression variant of the serotonin transporter gene increases the risk to develop PTSD under conditions of high stress (hurricane exposure) and low social support but not under low stress conditions [ 23, 24].

This validation experiments provide us with the direct support for our supposition on agitation-associated mechanism.

This issue has been studied particularly in the USA, where evidence to support this supposition has been found (for a review of the literature see: [ 41, 43, 44]).

He welcomed its support for his supposition that cross-fertilisation in flowering plants tended to allow their offspring to avoid possible disadvantages resulting from self-fertilisation, and by 1845 he had verified many of Sprengel's observations.