Sentence examples for support the postulate of from inspiring English sources
These results support the postulate of Hayakawa et al. that the products of hAS3MT are trivalent, not pentavalent.
Either way, our findings do not support the postulate of a recent worsening of male reproductive health of the scale suggested by some recent commentators on the endocrine disruptor hypothesis.
(See Figure 1) While these data are not compelling on their own, they support the postulates of Prices Law.
Additionally, we provide in vitro evidence of different inhibition capacities between both receptors (Fig. 6C) further supporting the postulate of distinct molecular functions of Notch1 and Notch2.
The paucity of mutations displayed by TR7-1 and TR7-2 supportedsupporthe the postulate of oligogeneic barriers as a key factor in rigorously preserving the composition of the canonical amino acid alphabet of the genetic code.
These findings not only provide support for the postulate of socioemotional selectivity theory that anticipated endings increase poignancy, but also qualify it in terms of the moderators.
These data support the postulate that deletion of Cited2 in HSCs results in activation of the p19ARF-p53 pandway and thereby leads to their loss.
The results obtained are consistent with the idea, and support the postulate that deactivation of 1 by sulfur-containing compounds is a significant factor contributing to reduced DNA binding of 1 in cells and subsequently to its reduced cytotoxicity.
Our findings offer the first ever evidence to support the postulate that cross reactivity of antibodies against C-terminal sequences of ribosomal P proteins from several animals, plant and protozoal with heart tissue may mediate EMF in a similar manner as C- termini of T. cruzi do for Chaga's disease.
The results of the survey-based research do not support the postulate that an interactive use of MCS favours innovation.
The dependence of growth on reactor position, and the fact that no growth was observed in the absence of oxygen support the postulate that the carbon deposition proceeds by combustion generated radical species.
