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If the predictive ability of these scans is borne out in future studies, someday the technique could be of use to the justice system.

The schism was borne out in and around Paris, where wealthy neighborhoods seemed to vote yes, while poor neighborhoods voted no.

And this voice we heard being borne out of heaven while we were with Him in the holy mountain.

For a while this view seemed to be borne out by the long bull market in equities.

That assessment appears to have been borne out of the events at the Honda parts factory in recent weeks as well.

Needless to say, none of these predictions have borne out; Germany, for instance, is more dominant in Europe than ever.

His was a greatness borne out of a work ethic so dynamic and single-minded that the results seem abnormal.

This seemed to be borne out in recent interviews conducted with weekend warriors in Manchester.

The theory is borne out in studies that show women and men respond differently to stress from the moment they are born.

So the deterministic view about genes appears to be borne out by the evidence so far.

More importantly, it aims to illuminate these individual expressions as more than just meaningless play borne out of boredom.

For now this is all borne out of optimism.

Their worst fears were borne out at the end of the 1990s when Russia slid into a financial crisis.

His thesis had argued that the fund tended to insist on interest rates that were too high and he feels his criticism was amply borne out.

He says so far his view has been borne out in Egypt.

Whether or not talk of depression is borne out, defaults, distressed debt and deleveraging will be on the rise.

His theory is borne out on the ground by some Lehmanites who privately bemoan the clash of cultures with their new owners.

These somewhat meteoric estimates had better be borne out if Twitter's $8bn valuation is to make any sense at all.

But the belief that market liberalisation increases social inequalities is not borne out by the evidence.

And I'm afraid the rumour's borne out further by this tape-recording - listen.

Now, measurements from the Cassini spacecraft have borne out these predictions, hinting that life may be present.

The popularity of both rural and urbanattractions is borne out in the other Asian countries covered in our list.

This estimate has been borne out by other, independent research groups, as well.

Every consumer good has a cost not borne out by its price but instead falsely bolstered by a vanishing resource economy.

This has been repeatedly borne out by reports on Chinese-medium-educated students winning prizes in International Mathematics Olympiads .

This has been borne out once again by the once-in-a-century financial crisis that we are going through.

That seems borne out by an opinion poll commissioned by the government.

Thus a series of vehicles borne out of virus play crucial positions in genetic engineering.

Those sentiments to be borne out by protesters against Gaddafi's rule.

And decades of research have borne out the old expression 'when Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy. '

That has been borne out over the years in various studies of simple treatments for minor scalds and sunburns .

It is a view borne out by research, in the UK at least.

No facts have ever borne out the claim that with some methods one can learn a foreign language in weeks or months.

If the paper were borne out by sufficient data, it would justify its publication.

And was their judgment borne out over the subsequent 12 months?

He posits it may come from aloofness, borne out of shyness.

Numerous in the past, is borne out in the footsteps of others.

Though "The Joy Luck Club" ends in tears, they are not borne out of sadness.

THE fear that Greece's sovereign-debt crisis might presage similar episodes elsewhere in the euro zone has been borne out.

This point has been fully borne out in our ten years of war.

At first glance, the popular perception of Germany as a laggard seems borne out by the numbers.

But it's unclear whether those fears have been borne out.

But the idea that most of us are moving from one temporary job to another is not borne out by the figures.

That TF can markedly enhance canine cellular mediated immunity has been borne out at the prophase test.

Although at first glance these arguments sound reasonable and appealing, they are not borne out by a careful consideration.

The 48 Group Club was borne out of the Icebreaker mission to China in 1953.

The findings may not be borne out when the full results are considered.

Corporate belief in the business cycle is borne out by macro data.

This is also borne out by the fact that the river and lake deposits contain peat.

But in an industry devoted to number-crunching, is that bias borne out by the data?

On the whole, though, studies have not borne out these complaints.

I tested this possibility in several studies and it was never borne out.

The hope has been largely dashed, the fear almost fully borne out (see Banyan).

This is borne out by the name - Bijaganitam, which was given to the algebraic form of computation.

If this is borne out by later experiments, it has important implications.

This view is borne out by the history of evolution.

Many of his fears were borne out by Russia's war in Georgia in August 2008.

This has been borne out time and again by the history of the last 30-plus years.

Events since then have borne out my analysis.

Recent statistics from industry consultancy JD Power have borne out just how important this is.

That is not borne out by the PISA results (see article): Chile's average scores have risen steadily since 2000.

This rings especially true because it is borne out by the US* having historically done exactly the same thing.

That is borne out by the EU-KLEMS economists' attribution of output growth to the various inputs.

If this is borne out by further experiments the implications are profound.

On May 6, the opinion polls were borne out and Mr Brown was ousted by David Cameron, the 43-year-old Conservative party leader.

This is not alarmist talk; it is a truth repeatedly borne out by history.

To some extent, our qualified optimism is borne out by impartial data.

According to Mr Olsson, that is not borne out by Armstrong's body language and speech patterns.

This is a frightening thought, but one borne out not only by research but by history.

That is borne out by a recent curiosity.

We will not make a decision before all the facts we mentioned have been borne out