Sentence examples for supports the statement of from inspiring English sources
The present review supports the statement of the current position stand of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) that energy and nutrient requirements are not static and that periodized dietary recommendations should be developed [9].
This finding supports the statement of Lee and Kielhofner that specific evidence of OTIs is lacking.
This supports the statement of Lee and Kielhofner [ 2], as they point out the lack of well-described definitions in the field of OT research.
The high average isotig length of 1133 bp and the assembly of 90% (18/20) full length peroxidase genes reached in this study supports the statement of adequate read length and coverage to detect complete transcripts.
This indirect way of testing the link between Spain, US and Colombian labor markets supports the statements of economic and political authorities, especially in cities of high emigration rates (Pereira, Dosquebradas and La Virginia) about the changes in the flow of remittances as the explanation for the dynamics of local labor markets.
It is one reason why Verisign would not support the statement of its subsidiary, iDefense, linking the attacks to the Chinese state or its proxies.
The social organization of Kent had many distinctive features, which support the statement of the Venerable Bede that its inhabitants were a different tribe from the Angles and Saxons, namely the Jutes.
Assign students within each group one of the following roles: -Speaker(s), opening statement: introduces the group's argument with a clear statement of purpose ("to prove" or "to refute"); offers at least two persuasive points to support the statement of purpose; and briefly sums up (2 minutes).
To summarize, several indicators support the statement of a positive turnaround in MPS imaging.
Early evidence supporting the statement of this "90%" possibly came from a randomized blind controlled clinical trial performed in Taiwan.
Our findings support the statement of Järvinen et al. [ 6] that salivary flow rate is an important factor determining whether erosive lesions occur.
