Sentence examples for this role is supported from inspiring English sources
This role is supported by a number of objectives apposite to the role of the ESR in European medical practice.
This role is supported, at least in part, by FEF projections to the rostral nucleus reticularis tegmenti pontis (rNRTP), which in turn projects heavily to the cerebellar vermis.
This role is supported by the presence of sparse but powerful inputs from the dentate gyrus to CA3 and low observed numbers of active granule cells (Jung and McNaughton, 1993; Chawla et al., 2005).
This role is supported by the observation that, while the incidence of stomach cancer had declined as well, mortality rates seemed to have declined at faster rates, indicating a decline in case fatality rates [ 14].
These functions suggest a protective role for STAT-1 in arthritis, and this role is supported by elevated expression of the STAT-1 pro-apoptotic target gene caspase-1 in RA synovium [ 8].
That evo-devo could potentially play this role is supported by the finding that student acceptance of evolution is more strongly correlated with instruction in macroevolution than instruction in population genetics or microevolution (Bishop and Anderson, 1990; Sinatra et al., 2003).
It is crucial that this role be supported by policy and research.
This role was supported by the experiment of in-utero RNAi targeting the rat fetal dorsal forebrain.
This role was supported by investigation of C-terminally processed forms of human ADAMTS-4, which, in combination with a deletion construct lacking the CRD-spacer sequence, indicated that these domains also bind to both heparin and the glycosaminoglycans of aggrecan (predominantly keratan and chondroitin sulphates) [ 9].
This potential role is supported by a study where depressive behavior produced by bulbectomy in rats was associated with increased hippocampal c-Fos expression, while the reduction of depression with fluoxetine treatment decreased hippocampal c-Fos expression [54].
This latter role is supported by the abundance of irregular breakpoints in rearranged mtDNA molecules that are observed upon loss of MGME1 activity.
