Sentence examples for this proposition is supported from inspiring English sources

This proposition is supported by traditional knowledge which states that selective harvesting left behind small clams "to keep the populations productive" (Turner 2005).

In the empirical-conceptual contributions by Arentsen and Bellekom [14], Viétor et al. [19] and Fuchs and Hinderer [16], this proposition is supported by evidence, and all three contributions offer conceptual or methodological approaches to address this issue.

This proposition is supported by analyzing the DRs flanking these IS6110 elements.

This proposition is supported by presence in the centromeric region, and absence from the telomeric region, of chimpanzee and orangutan 2DL5 orthologs.

This proposition is supported by three arguments.

This proposition is supported by tests in the laboratory showing that pigeons can memorize a thousand pictorial stimuli [ 5] and recall the order of artificial stimuli [ 3, 9].

This proposition was supported at several levels of our study: –A change of government towards the end of the MoC project resulted in a change of strategic priorities, uncertainty, and reallocation or cessation of funding.

But artists who are backed by these intermediaries are seen as less "worthwhile" than their independent counterparts – after all, the proposition is "support an artist," not "support a giant company that takes most of the money and gives some of it to an artist" (no matter how much the artist may value that arrangement and believe it to be a fair one).

The aforementioned proposition is supported by empirical works on research collaboration which show perceived behavioural control or self-efficacy, in the form of research capabilities and boundary spanning skills, as important variables that can influence the decision of academics to engage in research collaboration with knowledge users.

The latter proposition is supported by the differential effect of Y49A on CLR cell surface expression with RAMP1, RAMP2 and RAMP3.

The later proposition is supported by prior reports [ 2] and a recent study by Kumar et al. [ 3] showing that the absolute drop in severe sepsis-associated hospital mortality (12.3 %) was matched by a similar rise (11.6%%) in discharge to a long-term care facility or hospice.