Sentence examples for this theory is supported from inspiring English sources

Is that really fair?" This theory is supported by research published by the RCN in March which showed the number of band eight nurses had fallen by 11% in three years, while band sevens by 4.5%.

This theory is supported by a number of randomised experiments.

This theory is supported by the miraculous impact S.S.R.I.'s have had on millions of Americans who suffer from what the ancient physicians called melancholia.

This theory is supported by the fact that the attacks are aimed at the Hazara community of Pakistan, which is settled in and around Quetta.

This theory is supported by the fact that the uvula moves rapidly during speech, covering the surrounding throat wall with saliva.

This theory is supported by studies of several simple, single-cell organisms, in which up to one-third of the genome is thought to code for membrane proteins and the enzymes of membrane lipid biosynthesis.

This theory is supported by emerging biological evidence that shows early humans began developing extra copies of the amylase gene, which helps produce the enzymes you need to digest starchy carbs.

This theory is supported by numerous researchers [2, 15, 16].

This theory is supported by various recent studies, including research out of Echnische Universität in Munich Germany.

This theory is supported by the work of Amelung and King ([1997]) who observed a continuous earthquake activity on creeping faults.

This theory is supported by the evidence of iron deposition in the periaqueductal gray matter of patients with a long history of migraine [14].