Sentence examples for supporting the projection from inspiring English sources

Rather, small moves are used to telegraph messages, with every gesture supporting the projection of Mr. Timberlake as the earnest but cool lover.

Boretti (2012) claims that sea-level records show insufficient acceleration to support the projections of sea-level rise that are used worldwide for planning and policy-making.

For the visualization, the Arena3D standalone Java application (35) was used to support the projections of large-scale networks whereas for smaller networks the Medusa Java applet (36) visualization tool was used.

These data support the projections of Ballen who estimates that the probability of using one's own cord blood varies between 1 2500 (0.04%) and 1 200,000 (0.0005%) in the first 20 years of life [ 7, 8].

The present injections into the presubiculum also failed to reveal frontal projections, supporting the previous finding that the prefrontal projections from this area almost exclusively arise from the very posterior limit of the presubiculum, that is, close to the transition with retrosplenial cortex (Goldman-Rakic et al. 1984; Barbas and Blatt 1995).

At one year, the clinical examination revealed the persistence of a slight asymmetry in the zygomatic regions (Figure 6), and a CT scan supported the good projection of the reconstructed site and the symmetry between the two zygomas (Figure 7).

The sustentaculum tali is a medial bony projection supporting the neck of the talus.

Non-cholinergic neurons with descending projections were shown to have distinct electrophysiological properties to non-cholinergic neurons with ascending projections, supporting the notion of functional differences between these two pathways in normal animals (Ros et al. 2010).

Second, I discovered that the financial projections supporting the construction of our shiny new building assume significant enrolment and tuition-rate increases into the foreseeable future.

However, some researchers question whether the data really support the authors' projections for East Africa.

Subsequent 3D rendering of xyz data revealed GFP-labeled projections that changed their orientation between successive time points (Figure 7H K), suggesting movement and supporting the idea that the observed projections are cilia.