"this paper sustains" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the main argument, thesis, or central idea of a written paper or essay. For example: - This paper sustains the argument that climate change is primarily caused by human activity. - The author's research and evidence effectively sustain the claim that education is key to reducing poverty levels in developing countries. - Through a thorough analysis of historical events, this paper sustains the assertion that imperialism had a profound impact on global power dynamics.
In conclusion, the data reported in this paper sustain the concept that miR-93 is able to regulate IL-8 gene expression, as it was found recently in other cellular systems [ 29].
The paper sustains that: 1.
The paper sustains the hypothesis of differentiation in the access to policies, due to demographic factors in the composition of family farms.
In contrast to the authors mentioned above, the present paper sustains the hypothesis that Mappæ and Compositiones are two different traditions, originating from two different texts, whilst often being included within the same set of manuscripts.
A novel nuclear reactor concept is presented in this paper which can sustain the controlled fission reaction and has an innovative mechanism of reactivity control.
This paper reviews outcome studies sustaining the use of structured interventions in forensic settings.
Unlike previous work reporting the fabrication of nano-orifices defined within the thickness of the substrates [1 4], the in-plane nanonozzles presented in this paper are designed to sustain the high pressures necessary to obtain substantial nanofluidic jet flows.
Although this paper highlights factors that sustain children's adherence, as already stated, this should not overshadow the multiple obstacles faced by Zimbabwean ART users of all ages: lack of food, distance to health clinics, transport and opportunity costs, and high clinic attendance fees US$1 per month where the average person lives on less than $2 a day (Skovdal et al., 2011c).
According to the neo-Austrian perspective adopted by this paper, it is possible to sustain the hypothesis that the family farm's alertness is significantly higher in the case of either young farms or young farms where assistants support the farmer's activity, above all in the early stages of life cycle.
This paper considers the factors that sustain or curtail workforce innovations through the case example of a cohort of nurse consultants established in one community health service in England.
