Sentence examples for whole supporting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some leaders of 20th-century science took the new developments in physics as on the whole supporting rationalism.

Although the precision of the estimated associations between maternal PFOA and the biomarkers was reduced because of the small sample size for this analysis (particularly in males), associations between maternal PFOA and offspring anthropometry were comparable with those for the follow-up participants as a whole, supporting the validity of these estimates.

When the top 20 poses for each docking run were considered as a whole (Supporting Information Figures S7 and S8), both moxifloxacin and the UING5-249 fluoroquinolone docked in a generally less-ordered fashion to GyrB-E466C gyrase than to the wild-type enzyme, and the docking orientation around the magnesium ion was less ordered with mutant gyrase.

Furthermore, semiquantitative scores of bone erosions according to the OMERACT scoring system were closely correlated with both CT and MRI volumes, both for individual joint regions and for the wrist joint as a whole, supporting that the OMERACT erosion score reflects the extent of erosive joint damage.

He is pleased the EU as a whole supports the move.

Did respondents think the that Afghan people, on the whole, support what we are trying to do there?

And the Republican base, far more than the public as a whole, supports the Senate's intransigence: Pew puts Republicans' approval at sixty-six per cent.

The announcement sent a strong signal that at least one faction of the monarchy — and perhaps even the monarchy as a whole — supports pro-Thaksin parties.

However, this move could anger the Kurdish people, who are very excited about the referendum and, as a whole, support their people's national determination.

Practicing gratitude reminds us that we are part of a beautiful whole, supported and loved.

A Bloomberg poll released on Tuesday found that most voters, as a whole, support the policy.