Sentence examples for detectable evidence from inspiring English sources

film in 1963, and declared that "there is no detectable evidence of manipulation or image alteration on the Zapruder in-camera original and all supporting evidence precludes any forgery thereto".

Annotation of the Svevo genome led to the identification of 66,559 high confidence (HC) genes, 90.5% of which exhibited detectable evidence of expression in at least one of the 21 RNA-seq datasets listed in Supplementary Table 5.

European and American doctors added new reports today to earlier descriptions of patients with an AIDS-like disease but no detectable evidence of infection with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.

For example, the typhoon in the Philippines that dominated the UN climate change talks in Warsaw last November and that many people put down to climate change – it turned out it had no detectable evidence.

But unfortunately for scientists, the primordial beasts also expunged all detectable evidence of themselves.

Willerslev agrees: "The study is quite convincing," he says, adding that loose DNA from sediments will provide "some of the earliest detectable evidence for farming" because cereal grains themselves are less likely to be preserved.

Recent studies further demonstrated that even among women who had detectable serological evidence of vaccine-HPV infection in the past and no DNA evidence of active infection at enrollment, prophylactic vaccination provides nearly 100percentt protection (95% CI: <0-100) against CIN2+ associated with a vaccine HPV type with which the women had been previously infected [ 22].

We also identified 191 genes tentatively termed HGT-free genes (filtered from a total of 26,298 genes using a criterion of presence in at least 10 genomes) since they produced no detectable conflict evidence of HGT during reconciliation with corresponding 16S rRNA species trees.

rhNGF eye drops were well tolerated, with no detectable clinical evidence of systemic AEs.

Response assessment was omitted in two patients after achieving complete response (CR) during early response evaluation since these patients did not have any detectable clinical evidence of disease and disease-related symptoms.

CR was defined as the absence of all detectable clinical evidence of disease and disease-related symptoms, absent FDG uptake in nodal and extranodal residual masses, and absence of lymphoma infiltrations on repeat bone marrow biopsy (in case of bone marrow involvement before treatment).