We'll give you a swipe card.' They put supportive signs in the stairwell".
In addition to these imaging findings, several other less specific supportive signs have been described in the literature [17].
(Harbert is good-spirited about the ribbing and, because he wanted to be supportive, signed a release).
The geologic implications of the pictures plus supportive signs from earlier missions mean that these possible lake sediments will be prime candidates for NASA missions seeking signs of past life on Mars.
Londoners poured into Trafalgar Square Thursday evening for a vigil, carrying supportive signs, flowers and British flags.
Our case report highlights the difficulty in testing neonates before the clinical course (transient versus permanent) is known and when no supportive signs (e.g., macroglossia and umbilical hernia in 6q24 abnormalities [ 2]) are present.
However, supportive clinical signs are always required to establish diagnostic features for systemic autoimmune diseases [ 2].
Prodromal Alzheimer's disease has recently been defined by the coincidence of both mild cognitive impairment and the presence of at least one of five supportive biological signs for Alzheimer's disease, such as medial temporal lobe atrophy or significant PiB uptake (Dubois et al., 2007).
Pointing these out and failing to be supportive is a sign of insecurity and inability to tackle one's own weaknesses, and isn't a very nice way to live.
In this way, all the supporting arguments for the stabilizing bracket-hypothesis would automatically become supportive for the sign-post hypothesis, as well.
