Sentence examples for supported relationship from inspiring English sources

While all of these variables arguably have an empirically supported relationship with a person's perceptions of ID, creationism, and/or evolution, there is no evidence of a direct correlation with people's perceptions of the relationships between ID and either evolution or creationism.

Recent research suggests that the previously supported relationship between analytic thinking and a disbelief in God (Gervais and Norenzayan 2012; Lynn et al. 2009; Norenzayan and Gervais 2013; Nyborg 2009; Pennycook et al. 2012; Shenhav et al. 2012; Zuckerman et al. 2013) may be mitigated by social and emotional cognition (Jack et al. 2016), a factor not easily addressed in a science classroom.

Phylogenetic trees disclosed a robustly supported relationship between sequences from Brazil, the UK and East Africa.

This is evident, for instance, from the strongly supported relationship between C40 and C50 Actinobacteria, Archaea and Bacteroidetes in CrtB, CrtI and CrtYcd phylogenies (Figures 2, 3 and 7).

This is a strongly supported relationship at 100% bootstrap and 99% probability.

The best supported relationship among these subgroups seems to be the clade comprising all crustaceans and hexapods.

For MP and ML analyses, 70 79%, 80 90%, and 90 100% bootstrap supports (LB and PB) are considered as moderate, well, and strongly supported relationships, respectively.

"These professionally supported relationships — some of which bore children — lasted as long as nine years and have remained hidden from the public for decades.

No gene strongly supported relationships that conflicted with those found in the all-gene tree, suggesting a general lack of marked conflict among genes.

With large amounts of data, this can result in spurious, yet strongly supported, relationships.

Highly supported relationships within Neuropterida and Antliophora are Raphidioptera + (Neuroptera + monophyletic Megaloptera), and Diptera + (Siphonaptera + Mecoptera).