It was a letter between two early Christians, providing unique evidence of a busy, active, literate faith community.
It is recognised that a comprehensive literature search can provide unique evidence not found from a focused search; however, the geographical focus of databases as a potential source of bias on the findings of a research review is less clear.
"This is unique evidence of a rental squeeze that may be leaving some tenants with little, or no, headroom left to pay more," says Rightmove director Miles Shipside.
In conclusion, while a dark moment in Dutch history, unique evidence from the Hunger Winter shows that exposure to a period of severe transient energy restriction during adolescence is inversely associated with the risk of having a CIMP tumor later in life.
Using a pericyte-reporter mouse model, we provide unique evidence that regulator of G-protein signaling 5 expressing cells are activated pericytes that leave the blood vessel wall, proliferate and give rise to microglial cells after ischemic brain injury.
It can also, as suggested above, accommodate a variety of the results that have been interpreted as unique evidence for the pseudo-configural theory of Honey and colleagues.
These human remains record the intentional killing of a small band of foragers with no deliberate burial, and provide unique evidence that warfare was part of the repertoire of inter-group relations among some prehistoric hunter-gatherers".
The results of this trial will give unique evidence regarding the cost-effectiveness of US as a diagnostic triage tool in the management of SP in primary care.
Unique evidence for spoken Yiddish is incorporated in an extensive body of rabbinical Responsa (published rabbinical opinions on matters of religious law) beginning in the 15th century.
The findings of this study therefore provide unique evidence on retaining young people in sensitive research over a transition period of their lives.
