The phrase "abstract evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evidence that is not concrete or tangible, often in theoretical or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The study presented abstract evidence to support its claims, relying on theoretical frameworks rather than empirical data."
Alternatives: "theoretical evidence" or "conceptual evidence".
In the Dialectica paper Gödel refers to the fact that "a precise definition of either concrete or abstract evidence" is lacking (Gödel 1990, p. 273).
Although the category-wise comparison provides abstract evidence on the significance of individual categories, a detailed discussion on the significance of each individual criterion is essential to create effective contributions.
In the case of a) they loose their title and abstract evidence for extinct eukaryotic microbes (or "late" extant ones) because they would no longer accept the ref 26 or similar material as eukaryotes, putting them very close to Cavalier-Smith in terms of eukaryote age.
In our final validation sample, we manually abstracted evidence of diabetes diagnosis in 70 patient charts.
Specific points: 1. Abstract:....present evidence that HEPN/MNT "is likely to be TAS" is a serious overstatement – please rephrase to "raises the possibility" or something like that.
A literature review, searching for articles with glaucoma and co-management or shared care in the title or abstract, provided evidence of an equal quality of care by optometrists compared to ophthalmologists as well.
Included articles were abstracted to evidence tables by two reviewers.
All measures were abstracted into evidence tables and evaluated using a set of standard criteria regarding their importance, usability, and scientific acceptability.
Ultimately, 20 randomized controlled trials, 32 prospective nonrandomized studies, and 4 meta-analyses/pooled analyses were selected and abstracted into evidence tables.
The most remarkable outlook that this review is trying to represent here for the first time is the potential application of DNA methylation profiling to identify the human biogeographic type (racial), ancestry and phenotypic type (ethnicity), or certain criminal behaviour which may aid in gathering unseen (abstract) indirect evidences for some critical forensic cases.
For the latter group, the Burge torture is just a history lesson, but for many of the city's kids, the legacy of brutality isn't exactly abstract, as evidenced by the city's latest payout of $5 million to the family of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who police shot 16 times last October.
