Sentence examples for supporting a concept from inspiring English sources

The Kit-Build concept map is a digital tool for supporting a concept map strategy.

A Kit-Build concept map is a digital tool for supporting a concept map strategy to represent instructor's expectation and to assess the current understanding of learners.

Importantly, recent work has shown that the primary lipids that accumulate in the caseum of a TB granuloma are unesterified cholesterol, cholesterol ester, and triacylglycerol supporting a concept that mycobacterial infection also causes the accumulation of host-derived lipids [19], [20].

Within the two macroregions, the north and south groups of oases, we observed a significant difference among oases (Supplementary Table 2) indicating the presence of oasis-specific bacterial community supporting a concept of "ecological island".

The preferential, almost exclusive, presence of oval-shaped parasites inside macrophages was the most puzzling aspect of leishmaniasis for the first histopathologists who studied the organism (Wright, 1903; Christophers, 1904), highlighting the uniqueness of Leishmania cell infection and supporting a concept of a specialized parasite, with a limited repertoire of cells able to host them.

As most forecasts predict a tough holiday season for retailers, sponsors of the Haute Spot said they were happy to support a concept to drive traffic.

Naimark said he supported a concept, formulated by history Professor Emeritus James Sheehan, of "history as moral science"—not to be confused, Naimark added, with moral instruction or preaching.

Dr. Demarest and other scholars said the translations supported a concept advanced by two Maya scholars, Dr. Simon Martin of University College, London, and Dr. Nikolai Grube of the University of Bonn.

These results support a concept that the blend was partially miscible during melt blending, at which time the gross morphological features of the blend were developed, but becomes fully phase separated upon cooling.

The simulations support a concept in which tail activity is initiated by tearing instability but significantly enhanced by the interaction with ballooning/interchange enabled by plasmoid loss and lobe reconnection.

Our data support a concept of a highly conserved role of Bmp regulation in the establishment of D/V axis in chordates.