Sentence examples for elementary evidence from inspiring English sources

Very elementary evidence.

In the case of passive processing of elementary somatosensory stimuli, evidence for decreased lateralisation derived from event-related potential studies, is conflicting.

This may seem elementary given clear evidence of pharmacokinetic differences between men and women and regulatory requirements in some countries for sex-specific analyses to be done.

The detection of a viral pathogen/s was not possible at the tap water sample of the elementary school, but evidence of faecal contamination was found in one sample of tap water from the kindergarten, which was positive for hAdV; since the two schools have the same water supply system this finding is supportive of our hypothesis.

On one card, there is evidence of elementary school students' struggles with cursive as they tried to write their own names.

810 after 893), though there is evidence of elementary teaching of logic and ethics in the 7th and 8th centuries, during the period of Iconoclasm.

It seems to exist sufficient evidences that elementary fibrils in vascular plant cell walls are composed of 36 β-1,4-glucan chains, synthesised by the cellulose synthase proteins in the plasma membrane (rosette complexes) [22, 23].

While cardiac contraction and relaxation cycles are controlled by a cell-wide (global) signaling event, the Ca2+ transient, intracellular Ca2+ release occurs within local (subcellular) Ca2+ release units as evidenced by elementary Ca2+ release events measured with bright fluorescent polycarboxylate dyes [ 8, 32].

If Houellebecq is, on the evidence of "The Elementary Particles," the most potentially weighty French novelist to emerge since Tournier — and the wait has been long, and therefore overpraise understandable — his third novel, "Platform" (translated by Frank Wynne; Knopf; $25), opens with a nod in an earlier direction.

Although, pathways for the formation of methane in the carbon-hydrogen reaction have been proposed attending to experimental and molecular modeling results, there is not compelling evidence of the elementary character of the steps in such pathways.

In contrast to the abundance of large-scale studies in children in secondary school and higher grades of elementary school, there is little evidence that bullying and victimization already exists among younger children [ 16- 20].