Sentence examples for was supported later from inspiring English sources

What he found, which was supported later by computer modeling, was that the old system was quite sophisticated and efficient, encouraging cooperation among thousands of farmers.

"Privacy interests and rights expire with you," he said, a statement that was supported later in the day at a hastily called news conference in a corridor of City Hall by Mr. Hess; Deputy Mayor Joseph J. Lhota; the first deputy police commissioner, Patrick E. Kelleher; and the mayor's criminal justice coordinator, Steven M. Fishner.

Prices should also come to be supported later in January when the British government increases the national rate of value-added tax to 17.5% from 15%, after having lowered it to stimulate consumer spending.

This observation is supported later in the discussion on droplet scalability and the "first droplets" incongruity.

The language was somewhat vague, and Mr. Benna believed the pretax contribution could be applied to employees' paychecks, not just their bonuses, a position that was supported by later regulatory guidelines.

A similar conclusion was supported by later studies [ 11- 15].

This suggestion [ 14] was supported by later analyses of the MMN scalp-potential distribution, which indicated an MMN source in the frontal lobes [ 44, 45].

This was supported by later studies that showed the additional value of using the bi-exponential model for the clinical evaluation of hepatic parenchyma and hepatic lesions [ 10– 10].

Lotke et al. (1977) first suggested a connection between the onset of SONK and subchondral fracture, which was supported by later reports based on MRI and pathological findings (Lecouvet et al. 1998, Yamamoto and Bullough 2000, Takeda et al. 2008).

This idea was supported by later investigations on the trematode nervous system which showed significant tapering of longitudinal nerve cords and absence of transverse commissures in the postacetabular region [ 19, 20].

Early studies found Xist RNA enrichment at G-light bands on the Xi in metaphase spreads, suggesting an association of Xist RNA with gene-dense chromatin [ 89], which was supported by later studies using high-throughput epigenomic mapping [ 36, 50, 68, 90].