Sentence examples for contributory evidence from inspiring English sources

Interestingly both acetazolamide [26] and compound 1 displayed greater potency (8 and 5-fold respectively) against ScCTS1 compared to AfChiA1 providing contributory evidence that Tyr125 is not required for ligand specificity in plant-type chitinases.

The clinical features of AIH are complicated and require a strong clinical suspicion with contributory evidence such as a suggestive liver biopsy, auto-antibodies (anti-nuclear antibodies, anti-smooth muscle cell and anti-liver kidney microsomal antibodies) or an elevated Immunoglobulin G (IgG) titre.

The Sony court refused to hold the manufacturer and retailers of videotape recorders liable for contributory infringement despite evidence that such machines could be and were used to infringe plaintiffs' copyrighted television shows.

Although we cannot exclude subtle mechanisms that may have minor contributory roles, the evidence supports a predominant role for suppression of fatty acid availability leading to greater facility in handling ingested carbohydrate.

When people are dependent on society without evidence of contributory responsibility for their dependent condition, paternalism may be viewed as appropriate.

However, evidence supporting contributory roles of chronic inflammation as a causative factor in mediating neuronal damage in neurodegenerative diseases remains elusive.

Good quality evidence on contributory environmental factors such as seeing aggression on television and in video games is relatively lacking, although societal and professional concerns are high.

The empirical evidences of contributory studies (which are not many) on crowdfunding are summarized below.

Evidence suggests that contributory factors to this high risk are (for most) frailty, (for some) the high proportion of driving in urban areas, and (for a few) reduced fitness to drive as a result of medical conditions and associated functional limitations.

Evidence suggests a contributory role of Th1 cells and their cytokines in asthmatic inflammation and airway hyperresponsiveness [5], [6].

The dearth of scientific evidence on the contributory role and function of these forms of community mobilization renders a formal evaluation and scientific review of the published results of existing community support and expert patient programmes a clear research priority.