Sentence examples for support of the later from inspiring English sources

In support of the later two proposed mechanisms, Panesar and Chan [10] reported that NOx inhibited steroidogenesis in exposed Leydig cells.

Previous studies in this model have also shown that the addition of a progestin to an estrogen increases mammary gland proliferation and density beyond that seen with estrogen alone, in support of the later WHI findings related to breast cancer risk [ 20].

France and the US are expected to provide intelligence and logistical support for the later phase of the operation; this week brought reports that Paris is deploying surveillance drones to monitor conditions in northern Mali.

Thus the museum will begin the tale in 1979 with the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, where radical Islamic fighters, who gained power with the support of the United States, later gave Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda safe haven.

The president added that he plans to release a formal administration policy message in support of the bill later Monday.

They conducted more aerial reconnaissance and observation missions in support of the fleet later in the month and in early March as it moved further up the Straits.

In the progression from Aristotelian to Cartesian to Newtonian to contemporary mechanical theories, for instance, the evidence available at the time each earlier theory dominated the practice of its day also offered compelling support for each of the later alternatives (unconceived at the time) that would ultimately come to displace it.

Our results support the findings of the later studies.

The first lady spoke in Nevada, where Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, is battling Sharron Angle, who has the support of the Tea Party, and later in Philadelphia on behalf of Democrats running for governor and Senate.

But in the modern era we have to thank above all Abraham Karem, chief designer for the Israeli airforce, who migrated to California and by the 1980s was building drones in his garage with the enthusiastic support of the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and, later, the CIA.

In response, General Sir John Monash used the 1927 ANZAC Day march to garner support for the Shrine, and finally won the support of the Victorian government later that year.