Each aforementioned family member of a slain black person made valid points in support of their preferred candidate.
These fundamental similarities among approaches to inhibit various intermolecular interactions provide a valid point in support of targeting collagen/collagen interaction to limit excessive formation of collagen deposits.
However, this well-disposed intron could also contribute to shuffle internal exons, specifically whole TPR or TPR-DP domains, a valid assumption in support of our evolutionary model (Additional file 9: Figure S8).
8. Face-to-face instruction is still a valid delivery method in support of distance delivered courses... when possible.
Since the instrument set includes the randomly allocated exposure to the intervention and the earthquake indicator, both of which are likely to be valid, we interpret this as evidence in support of the validity of all the instruments.
Then, we can apply the power series reported in Appendix 2 by taking u=G x) α, since they are always convergent in the interval (0,1), i.e., the power series are valid in the support of X. Henceforth, we consider that 0<β<1, which is not a restrictive assumption since it is in agreement with the logarithm distribution defined for compounding the OLLL-G family.
Liberal newspapers and pamphlets seized on Pedro I's Portuguese birth in support of both valid accusations (e.g., that much of his energy was directed toward affairs concerning Portugal) and false charges (e.g., that he was involved in plots to suppress the Constitution and to reunite Brazil and Portugal).
Together, these findings provide evidence in support of a valid measure of inter-individual differences in reflection.
A significantly higher prevalence of abnormal lumbar displacement kinematics in a prospective cohort of patients with LBP, than would be expected in a population of asymptomatic individuals, would be evidence in support of LSMDs being valid diagnostic entities [ 13].
In such a case, the paper may contain perfectly valid data supporting a point of relatively specialized interest, but inadequate data in support of its more striking conclusions.
