Sentence examples for support this account from inspiring English sources
The documents support this account.
The fact that all of the images showed a light post from the bridge crashing to the ground at the rear of the vehicle appeared to support this account.
Given the polysemous nature of embodied cognition and an incomplete theoretical parsimony in the literature, we first clarify what precisely we mean by embodiment, the evidence taken to support this account, and what implications should arise from this theoretical framing.
David Powel, a 16th-century clergyman, suggested that the baby was offered to the Welsh as a prince "that was borne in Wales and could speake never a word of English", but there is no evidence to support this account.
As recently noted by Meck and colleagues [33], [1], substantial pharmacologic data in humans (see [31]) as well as electrophysiologic studies in animals [34] and some imaging studies in humans support this account [1].
Here, we expected that IDT would be more appealing than ET because it better addresses a motivation to find meaning and purpose in the face of existential threat; findings from Studies 4 and 5 support this account.
The theatre supported this account in a separate statement.
The European press, including the Financial Times, has largely supported this account.
Empirical evidence showing parietal, pre-/supplementary motor cortex activations during imagination and action-execution supports this account [1] [5].
Findings from neuroimaging studies in humans provide additional support for this account, indicating that motivational incentives enhance proactive control and brain activity in the PFC and reward-related regions (Locke & Braver, 2008; Padmala & Pessoa, 2011; Pochon et al., 2002).
Our SEM results provide valuable support for this account: the best-fit models of conjunction-task connectivity (Fig. 7A C) required a bidirectional connection between DLPFC and VLPFC regions that were found to be more active during conjunction- than single-task trials.
