Sentence examples for supportive of this view from inspiring English sources
A post-hoc analyses based on a recently published trial is supportive of this view [12].
Most faculty (97%) and students from the public (87%) and private (82%) institutions preferred factual explanations about the origin of life on Earth and its place in the universe (choice A, Fig. 3), but students from the religious institution were less supportive of this view (68%).
The data looks supportive of this view.
However, several studies, some of good quality, are less supportive of this view (22, 23 ).
A study, supportive of this view, is currently underway using samples from women who developed cancer in the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening.
Although we think that the video data are strongly supportive of this view (see online Video 1), to further estimate whether bringing the hand to the nose is associated with olfactory exploration, we repeated the task in 33 additional subjects (26F, mean age = 23.84 ± 5.36 years) with concurrent measurement of nasal airflow.
Our data are therefore consistent with published data suggesting that vitamin D levels are consistently low in many studies worldwide, that is, our data are supportive of the view that the majority of the cases and controls in this study did not have sufficient sun exposure to result in optimal levels in the blood.
It was clear that I needed to go into research, and, from the little clinical exposure I had, that patients would be supportive of that view.
"Surrey Police is supportive of the view that there should be a thorough inquest into circumstances surrounding the death of Pte James and our thoughts remain with her family".
Taken together, these observations are supportive of the view that the neuroendocrine/endocrine changes appearing with age result from a complex balance of functional alterations occurring at each level, central and peripheral, of the axis.
Interestingly, large parts of the neocortex showed pronounced columnar Tl+-uptake patterns in NREMS, which is supportive of the view that NREMS is regulated on a local level of cortical assemblies (Krueger and Obál 1993; Krueger et al. 2008).
