Sentence examples for views supported in from inspiring English sources

The idea of increasing production of complexity in evolution can be explained through a passive process (Carroll 2001) that generates very different patterns compared to the progressionist views supported in various nuances by Lamarck (1809), Lankester (1880) or Spencer (1891).

The provision of acute care in nursing homes may become a more widely accepted option once additional work has been done to increase public awareness of the clinical skills and resources available in that setting, and of resident and family views supporting in situ care.

It also endorsed the view, supported in numerous precedents, that the establishment clause was not intended merely to prohibit Congress from aiding or preferring one religion at the expense of others but also to ensure that it does not promote all religions, or religion generally.

We have previously demonstrated i) a significant disruption of the blood brain barrier in response to intranigral LPS injections, ii) a significant peripheral infiltration in nigral tissue [ 33], a view supported in double transgenic mouse expressing GFP-tagged microglia and RFP-tagged monocytes (unpublished observations).

Professing to be of Irish ancestry and a supporter of Irish independence from Great Britain, Crowley began to espouse views supporting Germany in their war against Britain.

Grade's view was supported in part by Lord Mandelson who said broadcasters are not entitled to waive the threat of an empty chair.

He has instructed the jury to assume that APIs can be copyrighted for the purposes of their deliberation – but will decide at the conclusion of the trial whether that view is supported in law.

Such a view is supported in the international literature (Nutbrown and Page 2009).

This view is supported in the literature, as cancer has a more predictable trajectory than many non-malignant illnesses [ 26].

This view is supported in the recently published guidelines of the Endocrine Society on the treatment of transsexual persons (Hembree et al., 2009).

This view is supported in large part by clinical and pathologic similarities to early-onset, dominantly inherited familial AD, where genetic mutations related to amyloids have been identified.