Sentence examples for complete set of evidence from inspiring English sources
Pompeii and the nearby archaeological sites preserve the most complete set of evidence of the 79 AD catastrophic eruption recording its effects on structures and people.
With few exceptions, researchers must manually search a variety of sites to assemble a complete set of genetic evidence for a particular disease of interest, a process that is both time-consuming and error-prone.
Out of the complete set of 202 genes, 23 showed evidence for deep paralogy and were therefore discarded.
Therefore, our results for β-resorcylic acid emphasize the problems of determining the complete set of solid-state forms when there is evidence of disorder or short-lived intermediate crystallization products whose lifetime is very dependent on conditions.
Further evidence for a complete set of ESCRT machinery in the last common alveolate ancestor comes from the conservation of all subunits to the exclusion of CHMP7 in the outgroup stramenopile taxa and in C. reinhardtii.
In the following sections, we present evidence that the complete set of enzymes involved in XyG synthesis and mobilization is present among all embryophytic lineages and that some of them emerged within streptophytes (XTH and β-(1→4 -glucan synthase) and chlorophyte algae (α-xylosidase).
So far, we have seen evidence that displaying the complete set of events, and tweets, by their chronological order, appears to be sufficient for event exploration.
Similar evidence was obtained for the complete set of candidate NATs (data not shown).
Such reports do not provide a complete set of information and obviously cannot be used as strong evidence of potential risk but can be used in signal generation.
Additional file 8: Complete set of small RNAs other than miRNA identified in tumor samples with evidences from ab initio prediction reported in non-coding RNA databanks.
The evidence of my formative years is still tragically intact: A complete set of 1993 Topps baseball cards that I got at a silent auction is still under my bed, and the Pokémon cards I used to trade on Saturdays at Books-A-Million are all perfectly arranged in binders set on bookshelves.
