Sentence examples for supports the expectations from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that fiscal contractions that occur in an unsustainable fiscal environment exert less contractionary effects on consumption, which supports the expectations channel.

Our findings do not directly address this proposal, but we find that slower evolving genes (genes with lower dN and dS in S. tropicalis) were preferentially retained after WGD, which supports the expectations of Sémon and Wolfe [ 23].

Statistical theory supports the expectation that as the total number of deaths continues to increase, the death of a person whose length of life will be longer than that of any person previously known will be recorded.

Apart from the numerical artifacts, the mode shapes are very similar, which supports the expectation that they are otherwise equivalent.

The observation supports the expectation that quantum fluctuations are present in the thinnest titanium nanowires studied in this work.

This doctrine supports the expectation remedy by requiring promisees to respond to breach by taking steps to minimize their contractual disappointments.

This unique set of properties has resulted in a strong increase of the use of composites in airplanes (up to 50% of their structural weight), and supports the expectation that CFRP's will soon make a breakthrough in automotive and other transport applications.

This result supports the expectation that accuracy of GEBV declines for genetically more distant individuals.

This supports the expectation that the population genetics (in terms of genetic response to population expansions and contractions) of house mice is likely to reflect rather closely the population genetics of humans.

The study thus supports the expectation that commercial purity titanium modified by ECAP can be seen as an excellent candidate material for bone implants suitable for replacing conventional titanium alloy implants.

As shown in Figure S4 of the Supporting Information, the N Fe distances correlate well with the S/N profile, which supports the expectation that the (γN/γH) ∼ 1/100 effect on resonance broadening would make H{N} HSQC cross-peaks observable (R1 criterion) if the N is >10 Å from Fe.