Sentence examples for Major evidence from inspiring English sources
Major evidence for oxidative Cα-Cβ cleavage caused by white-rot fungi was found only in softwoods, but the authors did not rule out the possibility that oxidised structures were just metabolised more easily in hardwoods than in softwoods and therefore were not present in the degraded wood.
The major evidence of the Summer Olympics was the hanging of pastel banners from lampposts all over Southern California.
The major evidence in the case, 9 motor vehicles that were under police custody, allegedly "disappeared" and a ruling on the inquiry as to the evidence tampering is yet to be delivered.
As the first outcome of this agreement and a strong vindication of its workability, the August 27 announcement of the IAEA cleared Iran's plutonium experiments - labelled by the US as major evidence of Iran's weaponisation programme.
But the major evidence was given by three people, Vincent, Vincent's former wife, Eleanor Riley, and Brendon McCullum, a former friend and team-mate of Cairns and the current captain of New Zealand.
An even closer equivalence of miniseries and movie is found in the story line focusing on a pair of obsessive narcotics cops -- Germans in the earlier version (Fritz Müller-Scherz and Tilo Prückner) -- whose capture of one of Rosshalde's associates provides the major evidence in the case against him.
A major evidence-based intervention to prevent falls has been the use of fall-risk assessment tools.
EIS are a major evidence-based innovation, systematically commissioned throughout England and Wales over the past decade.
For over a decade, major evidence-based guidelines have called for the counseling of women of child-bearing age with diabetes about the need for family planning and excellent control prior to conception (6– 9).
Two major evidences suggest that brain was more sensitive to RDX exposure than liver.
Three categories of impact were considered: Major impact: Evidence of unresectable metastatic disease on FDG PET-CT, which was either indeterminate or evaded detection on prior CT/MRI.
