Sentence examples for supporting the argument of from inspiring English sources

None of his predecessors, however, broke both world records in the process, and those times of 9.69 and 19.30 are the unassailable facts supporting the argument of anyone wishing to acclaim Usain Bolt, who turns 22 today, as the greatest sprinter of all time.

Our analysis showed that the abundant Symbiodinium OTUs seem to represent a resource shared across the Arabian Seas, which were accompanied by many endemic, regional OTUs supporting the argument of the existence of different selective environmental pressures between these regions (Ziegler et al., 2017) (Figure 3b).

China's relatively flexible bureaucracy, specific to technological implementation and innovation, also helps in supporting the argument of the world's first superhighway being in China.

Our findings in relation to gender were very similar within the two Arab countries with similar school systems (single-sex schools) and cultures, as well as between the two South Africa countries, thus partly supporting the argument of the frame of reference effect.

As shown in Figure  2, women were more likely than men to report having diabetes, which may reflect their higher utilisation of medical care and therefore increased likelihood of being diagnosed [ 63], supporting the argument of increased detection.

Our data suggests that the sequence types for pandemic PVL-positive MSSA identified in this study did not function as a reservoir for PVL-positive MRSA supporting the argument of Schaumburg et al. [ 52] that the intimate inter-relation between PVL-positive MSSA and MRSA, which could lead to the emergence and spread of PVL-positive MRSA clones has not been established.

When the evidence is perceived to support the argument of one side, the other will rush to attack it.

The PR company was also accused of the practice of "meatpuppetry", where a user with a false identity is invited into an online discussion simply to support the argument of the invitee.

This supports the argument of the importance of re-announcement to enhance the policy effectiveness.

It supports the argument of jihadists that the only way to achieve an Islamic state is through the bullet not the ballot box.

Although 19%% of the participants showed a negative association which indicates that their competence development was negative these figures support the argument of linearity.