Sentence examples for Instrumental evidence from inspiring English sources

We estimated the thickness of this bottom turbid layer to be more than 2.5 m by comparison of seafloor depths between surveys in 2004 and 2010 and about 2.6 m from instrumental evidence involving the submersion of a heat-flow probe.

These controls were also required to have neither history nor clinical or instrumental evidence of atherosclerosis in vascular districts beyond the coronary bed.

By establishing these associations and evaluating their magnitude, our study provides instrumental evidence toward identifying new promising density measures to be considered in breast cancer risk assessment models [ 30] for improving their discriminatory accuracy.

Levels of this marker strictly correlate with the clinical response to treatment and can predict the recurrence of tumour after pancreatectomy prior to clinical or instrumental evidence of disease [ 23, 24].

Hence, well-preserved bilobate, bifoliolate, or unifoliolate pulvinate leaves are easily recognizable in the fossil record and can provide an instrumental evidence for understanding the early evolution and biogeographic history of the Cercideae and the Leguminosae.

This hypothesis was sustained by the observation of high frequency relapses of hiatus hernia after traditional surgical intervention in spite of the lack of an objective and/or instrumental evidence of any alteration affecting the muscle connective components of the diaphragm in such type of patients.

However, we know that apart from cases with documented distant metastases (stage IV), some patients have CEA levels higher than normal after putatively radical operations, without any instrumental macroscopic evidence of persisting local residual disease or distant spread.

Instrumental use of evidence was reported when the MoH used evidence in their dialogue with the MoF to determine the budget allocation to the health sector, as stated by a MoH respondent, " We used routine monitoring data to develop scenarios of how much was being collected from user fees.

Prosecutors later credited the Humane Society with prompting the federal investigation and establishing "evidence instrumental to the case".

Symbolic, conceptual and instrumental uses of evidence were manifest.

Responsiveness is one of the central parameters in health-care performance [ 4], making surveys measuring responsiveness instrumental in providing evidence that can guide resource allocation and management strategies [ 6].