Sentence examples for supporting a basis of from inspiring English sources

4– 6 A family history is often reported by patients affected by HH, supporting a basis of genetic transmission that has been explored by Ro et al 7 in a recent study. 2 Although the greatest prevalence of primary HH is found among individuals aged 25 64 years, the age of onset is likely influenced by affected body region.

The interpretation of these results in a coevolutionary scenario of specialization largely depends on evidence supporting a genetic basis of cuckoo gentes on the one hand, and the appropriateness of our estimates of host density and heterogeneity in distribution on the other.

There is at least one report of familial sexual headache (four sisters suffering from orgasmic headache with "vascular features") [48], but this does not seem enough to support a genetic basis of the disorder.

Most current evidence supports an autoimmune basis of disease [ 5], though the triggers of the autoimmune response remain unknown.

The experience convinced Midhat of the necessity of a permanent check upon the power of the sultan, such as could be provided by a representative assembly that would give ministers a basis of support independent of the sultan.

He starts by saying that the contest is partly about "personal qualities" and that the Speaker needs "a basis of support on both sides of the House" – that's a dig at Frank Field and John Bercow – and "qualities of leadership".

"It's the beginning of just trying to put climate change on the agenda and tell the candidates that there is a basis of support for climate change, and it's being ignored".

An agreement in principle was reached on the eve of World War I, by which the secular parties accepted state support for religious schools on a basis of equal funds in exchange for enactment of universal male suffrage.

"We think there is a basis of support for us to go in and carry our message".

As Carausius was allied to the Franks, Maximian campaigns could be seem as an effort to deny the separatist emperor in Britain a basis of support on the mainland.

This supports a mechanistic basis for PCNA stimulation of Fen1 activity whereby colocalisation of PolB1 and Fen1 facilitates more rapid flap cleavage as it emerges from the strand displacing polymerase.