But key evidence of tumor suppression is still lacking.
The slight narrowing of the linewidth is key evidence of this redistribution of weakly localized carriers [26].
Consequently, the number of graduates who went to more highly-ranked universities is considered key evidence of accountability and educational quality for all stakeholders involved in each high school.
One of Franklin's images, called Photograph 51, provided key evidence of a helical shape.
Dr. Erin Marie Saltman, senior researcher at the ISD, said at the event that such cases are key evidence of a lack of targeted surveillance and monitoring.
The motion said that during his work on the case as a prosecutor, Jackson had a D.A. investigator search more than 10 banks and 100 bank accounts, unearthing key evidence of fraud against some of the defendants, including his client.
The Mars Science Laboratory mission made big news shortly before its break, turning up key evidence of life-friendly environments in its first drill sample, said mission deputy project scientist Ashwin Vasavada.
The 1947 MGM film, The Beginning or the End, deserves special review, however, as its filming overlapped with the suppression of the only film footage shot in Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the U.S. military, and other moves to hide key evidence of what happened there.
Time constraints meant we did not search exhaustively but aimed to identify all key evidence of relevance.
The United Kingdom Prospective Diabetes Study UKPDSS) was the first clinical trial to provide key evidence of the importance of using intensive therapy for diabetes control in individuals with newly diagnosed T2D.
