Sentence examples for viewpoint is supported from inspiring English sources
Such a viewpoint is supported by interstate and overseas residents representing 16% of the whole of NT road fatalities (Northern Territory Road Injury Statistical 2013).
This viewpoint is supported by the known fact that the association of Ca2+ with membranes composed of different lipids can enhance the phase separation into microdomains [72].
This viewpoint is supported by the descriptions of the response of host plants to an infection.
This viewpoint is supported by a related idea, grounded on evolutionary mathematical principles, and referred to as highly optimized tolerance (105).
This viewpoint is supported by van Erp et al. [ 18] who found that lower working memory performance was related to higher left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) activation in schizophrenic patients.
This viewpoint is supported by the fact that the macrophage cluster does not contain any of the known regulators of endothelial proliferation, such as the vascular endothelial growth factors (VEGFs).
That viewpoint was supported by comments in Boston from Vice Chairman Donald Kohn of the Fed.
This viewpoint was supported by other researchers, who suggested that the potential limitation of the interaction between an antibody and OMPs of live bacteria by O-chain of LPS (Singh et al. 2003).
This viewpoint was supported by [ 6] who found that although low dietary phosphorus did not prevent milk fever, the postpartum calcium and phosphorus homeostasis was enhanced, and by [ 24] in their epidemiological study of factors predisposing to parturient paresis.
Further careful research on individual cases may offer some hope of progress, but it seems unlikely that the fundamental disagreements can be resolved, especially when the different viewpoints are supported by diverse worldviews.
It seems that pulmonary hemostasis occurs most likely from the alveolar side in DAH and to a much lesser extent from the lung vascular endothelial side, a viewpoint that is supported by the clinical observation of the patients with DAH and by the well-described pathophysiology of the lung as a hemostatic organ, with TF-dependent and TF-independent modes of action.
