Sentence examples for underlines the assumption from inspiring English sources

His election underlines the assumption that the center of Catholicism is shifting to the world's poorer regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Returning to the open day ritual, greeting prospective students and parents with a polite question about travel underlines the assumption that all students are looking to move away to study.

This underlines the assumption that adolescents at vocational schools are an important target population for STD control strategies.

First, this result underlines the assumption that solely the behavior pattern of the first cluster seems to be able to protect overweight.

The differences between the convergence speeds underline the assumption that the problem of optimizing the BEDROC score exhibits a more jagged fitness landscape.

These findings underline the assumption that P. acnes is not a typical intracellular pathogen but still confers means to avoid the phagolysosomal degradation machinery.

Interestingly, we identified nearly all of these factors also in the genome of W22703, underlining the assumption that Y. enterocolitica strains share the capability to interact with nematodes or insects.

Therefore expression of both NOS mRNAs in LU352 amoebae underlined the assumption that the two Physarum NOS forms stem from two genes rather than from two alleles of the same gene.

Moreover, many transporters (~20), an equal number of regulators, including two component systems, also showed reduced expression levels during exponential growth, underlining the assumption of a functional relevance of 6S RNA during exponential growth.

The low expression of beta-catenin in AS facet joints underlines this assumption, because Zhu et al. showed that activation as well as inhibition of beta-catenin signaling in articular chondrocytes results in articular cartilage destruction [ 8, 35].

This underlines the frequently made assumption that negative emotions that are not adequately dealt with, result in a so-called 'emotion residue' (i.e. affective feelings that no longer have a direct connection to the outside world, the emotion evoking event, that caused the initial emotional state), can contribute to depressive feelings in the long term.