She marshals an intimidating array of evidence, though her insistence on the growing deficiencies of supply leads her to wave aside such developments as the effects of technology and exploration on energy resources, which have had a habit of confounding the doomsayers.
Our criterion to implement training is based on an array of evidence based clinical measures rather than time based measures (i.e. 6 months) or surgical findings (i.e. bone bruise, meniscus repair) [ 29, 30, 38, 55].
The dictionary's translations, he noted, "run the gamut between conclusions founded on an unshakable array of evidence and provocative assertions about slim data".
Mass media interventions for reduction of youth cigarette smoking have been recommended based on a broad array of evidence, although few randomized community trials have been reported.
Professor Francisco M. Salzano opens this special issue with an interesting review of different simulations and models based on a vast array of evidence (demographic, genetic, linguistic, skeletal, archeological, geological) that, collectively, help to establish some concepts that are consequently supported by different scientific disciplines and scopes.
Libyan coöperation has yielded an unprecedented array of evidence in a case of nuclear trading.
Even if he does not, the lawyers say they already have a wide array of evidence from him.
It examined an array of evidence about performance in 11 countries, including detailed data from patients, doctors and the World Health Organisation.
Prosecutors disagreed, presenting a wide array of evidence during the trial, including hours of recordings.
In 2006, a review by the National Academy of Sciences concluded, with some reservations, that "an array of evidence" supported the broad thrust of the research.
