Sentence examples for this notion holds from inspiring English sources

If this notion holds true, it may also shed light on the discrepancy between our conclusions and previous results from experiments with Ly49 receptor transgenic mice, taken to support the sequential model [12].

This notion holds true for all transcripts with a below-background-expression in a given treatment group.

Likewise, this notion holds true for intrinsic PEEP caused by ventilation with high respiratory rates resulting in dynamic hyperinflation.

This notion holds true also for Notch receptors, and to some extent Notch ligands, but not for the house-keeping genes.

This notion holds true particularly for disseminated uveal melanoma, since improvements of the treatment of primary uveal melanoma, enabling the preservation of the eye and its visual function, has not reduced the rate of subsequent tumour dissemination.

This notion holds similarly for eye-widening, another indicator of heightened arousal, and accordingly, these data support and extend the finding that the amygdala is also sensitive to the eye-region of the face (Adolphs et al. 2005) and more specifically, eye-widening (Morris et al. 2002; Whalen et al. 2004).

This notion held that in fact every word of the Bible was divinely inspired and was thus the authority for one's faith.

The weakness of this response only reaffirms the notion held by too many on Wall Street that insider trading is only a technical rule violation.

Orthodox in this instance is defined as being consistent with the notion held by a majority of North American orthopaedic surgeons that chiropractic treatment is not effective for non-musculoskeletal conditions [ 25].

Inkster criticised the notion held by some that hip-hop is somehow unintellectual.

It is the notion, held by so many, that economic growth is good.