Sentence examples for support to prediction from inspiring English sources

Together the feeding choice and no-choice experiments lend support to prediction 3, that parasitism induces self-medication.

One-sided Wilcoxon rank-sum tests show that the differences are significant (p = 0.06 for undertreatment rate and p = 0.04 for honesty rate), lending some support to prediction P3c (see Table 5).

Roughly a third of the College of Cardinals currently hails from the global south, lending support to predictions that someday, perhaps quite soon, they will elect a non-European pope.

These range from a repeat of his 2008 fifth-place showing, with 10 percent support, to predictions by some analysts who — after a Bloomberg poll last month showing him running neck and neck with the leaders — think he might win.

Our interviews with Japanese manufacturers provide a support to this prediction.

Surprisingly, and in support to our prediction, both residues are found to have an effect on plug displacement.

A future genomic comparison with the Kathiawari horse, which also has inward-turning ear tips, might support to this prediction.

Indeed, several lines of empirical evidence in both plants and animals have lend support to this prediction [ 8, 13, 30- 32, 40, 52- 55].

This confirms the validity of applying evolutionary virulence theory to biomedical research and adds support to the prediction that partially effective vaccines may select for increasingly virulent malaria parasite strains.

Measured patterns of diversity gave partial support to the predictions of IDH, although raw species richness of sampled plots fit the predictions better than richness adjusted for differences in stem densities among treatments.

Though the evidence tends to be inconclusive, it does give some support to theoretical predictions.