Sentence examples for support the correspondence from inspiring English sources

These results would support the correspondence between codon usage and mt-tRNA positions possibly in the origin of the vertebrate mt-genome gene order, although such constraint might have been weak.

Human imaging studies that directly correlated the perceptual representation of streaming sequences with brain responses also support the correspondence between the streaming percept and the underlying neural activity in A1 (Gutschalk et al., 2005; Snyder et al., 2006; Wilson et al., 2007; Cusack, 2005).

Similar to granule cells in vivo, treatment with kainic acid or brain derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) elicited the expression of GABAergic markers, further supporting the correspondence between the in vitro and in vivo phenotype.

Seventeen markers of the white grouper and 34 linked SNP markers of the orange-spotted grouper supported the correspondence between LG1 and ECO8, respectively.

Nearly parallel isotopic vectors between these wood-eaters and the Loricariinae genera Loricaria and Pseudoloricaria, which are known to consume large fractions of terrestrial seeds, fruits, leaves, and flowers (see Additional file 1: Table S1), supports the correspondence of this isotopically defined niche with a diet of allochthonous plant material.

This observation was further supported by the correspondence analyses (see figure 7 in online supplement), in which the first two axes, CA1 (56.72%) and CA2 (34.13%), accounted for 90.85% of the total variation.

The importance of transformational recombination in uptake sequence evolution is supported by the correspondence between DUS spacing and the length distribution of N. meningitidis recombination tracts (Treangen et al. 2008).

The correspondence supports this speculation.

The correspondence supports reports from Guardian Australia in March that Syrians detained offshore told Australian immigration department officials they would be killed if they returned to Syria, but the department facilitated plans for their repatriation nonetheless.

Furthermore, the analysis of our results also supports the conclusion that the correspondence of the answers to each item of the CBE-Scale did not occur by chance, because 16 out of 18 items of the CBE-Scale showed statistical differences.

Furthermore, the correspondence hypothesis supports the claim that the religious beliefs of people who are securely attached reflect the religious level of their attachment figures while insecurely attached individuals are less likely to adopt their attachment figure's religious behaviour [21].