Sentence examples for Notable evidence from inspiring English sources

Notable evidence suggests that glutamate may be involved in retinal neurodegeneration in DR, as discussed above, and retinal cell cultures have been useful to gain further insight into the role of excitotoxicity.

A general decreasing trend in magnitude and frequency of floods was detected in the three periods, with more notable evidence in 1959 2009.

In the circumstances, Wenger has to settle for notable evidence that Arsenal do have a durability now that will be valuable in the bid for the Premier League title.

Many communities in Asia and Africa drink tea made from a Chinese sweet wormwood plant named Artemisia to help stave off malaria, and there is notable evidence to suggest it works.

Earlier this evening, MIT's network went offline and there was notable evidence that Anonymous had caused the outage.

Overall, we provide notable evidence of the potential of multiple gene-based approaches as a means to stimulate the chondroreparative activities in human bone marrow aspirates in order to generate practical, direct systems for implantation in sites of articular cartilage injury.

By making no effort to reimagine early American modernism, it is most notable as evidence of the Modern's current indifference to the field.

"The brutal truth is that the Internet remains largely [the] rich world's privilege," said Dr. Hamadoun Toure, ITU's secretary-general, speaking in support a greater governmental role in developing digital infrastructure  While the egalitarian intentions of the ITU are notable, the evidence on the impact of subsidies is ambiguous at best.

The match between the Sheffield FA and the FA that took place in December 1871 is notable for evidence of the development of several new positions.

Further examples of these lesions in the thalamic region are notable for evidence of further disruption of brain architecture (Fig. 7I-M).

The evolution of APR and the related PAPR appears equally notable with evidence of lateral gene transfers and a recently described novel isoforms of APR from Bryophytes being more related to PAPRs found in fungi and bacteria than to the higher plant APRs indicating a change of substrate specificity during evolution.