Sentence examples for support in studies of from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis has received some support in studies of the parent child interactions characteristic of the early years of the two types of subject.

For example, it is claimed that it finds experimental support in studies of memory for pictures (Richardson, 1980 ch.5) and in chronometric studies of mental comparisons of sizes, distances and other dimensions of variation (Paivio, 1975, 1978a, 1978b; Kosslyn, Murphy, Bemesderfer, & Feinstein, 1977; Moyer & Dumais, 1978).

The "intersexual niche partitioning" hypothesis assumes that trophic dimorphism evolves to reduce competition between the sexes over limited resources, and this hypothesis has received wide support in studies of snakes [16].

This hypothesis had found initial empirical support in studies of non-clinical worry and generalized anxiety disorder (Stöber & Borkovec, 2002; Stöber et al., 2002).

Although adjusting for differences in the clinical status of patients is common, most studies do not incorporate physician predictions or even patient preferences about continued life support in studies of risk factors for outcomes from critical illness.

The MSPSS has been used as a measure of social support in studies of risk factors for perinatal depression in Turkey [ 25- 27], Pakistan [ 28] and amongst Pakistani women in the UK [ 29], although only in the latter study were the three different sources of support included as separate variables in the multivariate analysis.

This developmental neurogenic to gliogenic switch in transcription factor expression is supported in studies of RAS-driven glioma formation from neural stem cells [ 25, 40].

However, the commonly held view that age, gender and socio-economic position are likely to impact on differential consultation rates is not well supported in studies of consultation for back pain.

However, no support was found in studies of mixed marriages between Asians and whites (Schoen and Thomas 1989, Fu 2006).

Two important features of our in vitro model support their use in studies of chemical exposure on neurodevelopment: their xenobiotic metabolic capacity and their TH signal transduction machinery.

This is supported by findings in studies of patients at high risk of developing psychosis [ 41].