Sentence examples for beginning evidence from inspiring English sources

This study provides beginning evidence for the efficacy of art therapy in reducing a broad spectrum of symptoms in cancer inpatients.

"We are only seeing the beginning evidence of that there's a long way to go but some of the promise has been identified and, I think, validated".

This study provides beginning evidence that RICHER can better meet the health and health care needs of people, especially those who are vulnerable due to multiple intersecting social determinants of health.

Bartram said that the attacks ceased two months to the day after they began, evidence, he believes, that the hackers had been hired on a contract.

Macpherson inquiry begins, evidence emerges of Met police failings Met anti-corruption investigators are given the name of detective sergeant John Davidson, who served on first murder investigation, by colleague Neil Putnam.

But once legal liability cases began, evidence emerged from internal documents that Wyeth knew of far more cases of pulmonary hypertension than had been declared either to the FDA or to patients.

Approximately 20 years after industrial aquaculture had begun, evidence emerged that ARGs were transferred between aquatic bacteria that are pathogenic to both fish and humans (Cabello 2006; Ryu et al. 2012).

Apparently the 30-year-old chimp began evidencing some aggressive behavior eleven years ago when he was 19--about the time chimps, in their maturity, seek to establish dominance.

Several brain stimulation technologies are beginning to evidence promise as pain treatments.

The free falls on Wall Street are beginning to evidence themselves in free falls of emotional sobriety.

Systematic archaeobotany in China has only recently begun and evidence for the beginnings of agriculture is still limited (Fig. 7).