Sentence examples for support this understanding from inspiring English sources

Computational models and response time measures support this understanding but to date no online measure of inhibitory competition during figure ground assignment has been reported.

Scientific evidence to support this understanding is growing rapidly, but access to the data, methods, tools and expertise that underpins this evidence base is fragmented, particularly at the science – policy – practice interfaces.

Several arguments support this understanding.

The grammar of most statements asserting the identity of human nature and principle support this understanding: they leave little room for doubt that orthodox Cheng-Zhu thinkers were saying that all people have the same human nature, and that that human nature is principle.

Thousands upon thousands of studies have followed, providing millions of data points that support this understanding of how life on Earth has come to be as it is.

Gregory's interpretations of ("And when all things shall be subdued unto him ... ......) and ("That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth") support this understanding of his theology.

Indeed, the reaffirmance of the holding in United States v. California, supra, by National League of Cities, supra, at 854, n. 18, strongly supports this understanding.

The ageing process of nuclear graphite is understood from theoretical and experimental viewpoints and this empirical data, gathered from operating reactors, further supports this understanding.

This paper will demonstrate how the software tool Sequence Planner (SP) not only supports this understanding by sequence visualization, but also improves the solution using optimization and verification.

This model suggests an integration of the patterns and processes of evolution, beginning with how evolution came to be understood historically, and how recent discoveries and technological advances have supported this understanding.

Psychologist Dominic Parrott, director of the Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence, supported this understanding.