Sentence examples for to support this impression from inspiring English sources
Hunt continued: Other features at the scene which would tend to support this impression include the relatively passive distribution of blood, the neat way in which the water bottle and its top were placed, the lack of obvious signs of trampling of the undergrowth or damage to clothing.
Trunk impairment seems to impact significantly on performance in wheelchair court sports, but evidence to support this impression has never been systematically assessed.
This increase appeared to be accompanied by a decrease in urinary P excretion, but statistical evaluation failed to support this impression.
Where it is used, anecdotally it is perceived to provide superior analgesia with fewer side effects than pethidine, but to date there is no published large randomised controlled trial to support this impression.
During a subsequent time period, and mainly at parietal electrode sites, semantic violation yielded a P600 component that appeared to be similar regardless of the information contained in Task 2. Significant Correctness by Electrode interactions in all consecutive 50-ms segments between 750 and 1000 ms, Fs(26,806)>6.5, ps<.001,.146<ε>.193, statistically support this impression.
We acknowledge that there is currently no firm evidence to support this strategy, but it is our impression that it works fine in the primary care setting.
This book, in contrast to lots of others in the genre, does nothing to support that impression of Ballard.
Every reminiscence, from Mr. Sands or others, that is mentioned here seems to support that impression.
The Jets' reputation is of an undisciplined mess, and there was plenty Sunday to support that impression.
There is a smattering of evidence to support the impression that they have, because 2012 was, all in all, a pretty good year for movies and also a pretty good year for female heroism.
The bulk of evidence, derived retrospectively, suggests that poor control of diabetes predisposes to complications of CABG and increases mortality; but the findings in a number of studies fail to support that impression.
