Of his 15 hits, 10 have been for extra bases, evidence of a hitting position that allows him to consistently drive the ball.
A Scandinavian study showed a higher incidence (18 per 100,000) based on serologic and/or culture-based evidence of a prior infection[ 37].
As such, this is one of the first studies that provides field-based evidence of a correlation between channel concavity and basin mean denudation rates, consistent with process-based fluvial incision models.
For example, claims-based evidence of a prescription fill does not confirm that a patient used the medication or used it appropriately.
In exploratory analyses that had less restrictive inclusion criteria, 4,332 subjects were selected who met continuous enrollment criteria and had claims-based evidence of PH diagnoses and a PAH-related diagnosis (PAH diagnosis group), and 1,719 subjects were selected who met continuous enrollment criteria and had claims-based evidence of a PAH-indicated medication (PAH medication group).
Diabetic neuropathy is a well-established complication of uncontrolled hyperglycemia, but there is little population-based evidence of a correlation with hearing function despite the hypotheses that diabetes or hyperglycemia may affect the sensory neurons of the inner ear, involve the VIII nerve, or influence central auditory processing (22, 23).
"In obstetrics, you are often presented with scenarios where you have to make instantaneous decisions based on evidence of a baby being in trouble," he says.
A gene test is available for episodic falling that is based on evidence of a BCAN (brevican) mutation [ 61, 62].
The differentiation of vascular dementia (vaD) from AD has been based on evidence of a cerebrovascular disorder (Roth, 1955).
Based on evidence of a major QTL hotspot for cell wall phenotypes, SNPs distributed across chromosome XIV of the assembly were specifically evaluated for association with recalcitrance phenotypes.
Qualitative research is widely regarded as "unscientific and anecdotal" [ 15] and based on evidence of a "lower order" [ 16] than that of randomised controlled trials.
