Sentence examples for classic evidence from inspiring English sources

In AMI, the ECG findings could be subtle such as T-wave inversion or with more classic evidence of ischemia.

Classic evidence indicating that communication via action potentials is essential for normal synaptic formation arises from studies of the visual system.

The recurrence of five dinoflagellate taxa in each of the two main branches of the dinoflagellate POR subtree is classic evidence of a gene duplication event (annotated in Figure  3A as GD1).

The classic evidence for this argument comes from the comparison distance effect that appears in the numerical comparison task with symbolic numbers (e.g., Buckley & Gillman, 1974; Moyer & Landauer, 1967).

During the 14th 15th century AD (Late Classic Period), evidence of active erosion is initially recorded in the sediments, followed by seasonal water supply, and ultimately canal abandonment despite probable efficient irrigation.

Occult tight filum terminale syndrome (OTCS) is defined as a clinical syndrome of tethered cord and without "classic" radiographic evidence of low lying conus and/or fatty filum.

These "slang" classics offer evidence.

The stela continued to be worshipped in the Terminal Classic, as evidenced by the presence of polychrome ceramic offerings and incense burners.

That a large population remained in residence in the north sector of Mundo Perdido during the Terminal Classic is evidenced by the quantity of burials of differing gender and age.

Mr. Oberlander said the information about the businessman, which he said he had received from a "classic whistleblower," was evidence that he had concealed his criminal record, violating his fiduciary obligation to investors.

A further classic piece of evidence for a substorm is a dipolarization at geosynchronous orbit.