Sentence examples for ensuing evidence from inspiring English sources

Although several evidence suggesting that transcription factors and diffusible signals influence RG self-renewal, morphology and differentiation, ensuing evidence indicates that also the posttranscriptional regulation of gene expression has a crucial role in the same events.

Over the ensuing weeks, evidence accumulated, the police said.

Highlights of Aichel's hypothesis and ensuing supportive evidence are presented in Table 1.

The ensuing lack of evidence electronically tracing the fraud to the boss's door has stymied the work of government prosecutors, who until recently had secured guilty pleas only from four of his underlings.

Furthermore, there is convincing evidence ensuing from condom studies [ 63, 64], from studies among heterosexual versus homosexual men [ 30], and from studies among young, monogamous men [ 65, 66], that transmission of BV-associated micro-organisms may occur, however that female-to-male transmission may be a far more common route than male-to-female transmission.

Liver failure ensued as evidenced by coagulopathy refractory to plasma infusions and by progressive transaminitis and hyperbilirubinema.

Ioannidis goes on to say: Published research findings are sometimes refuted by subsequent evidence, with ensuing confusion and disappointment.

"In the light of the player's subsequent decision to raise the issue once more, Millwall Football Club will assist and support any police investigation that may ensue, and if evidence of racism comes to light, do everything possible to ensure the perpetrators are brought to justice and receive due penalty.

Over the ensuing months, the government, with evidence from social scientists, has begun to modify this perspective and acknowledge that scientific research may include the social sciences.

Axel Rüger, director of the Van Gogh museum, said he wasn't sure when the paintings could be returned to the Netherlands, as they are likely to be needed as evidence in the ensuing trial.

Several more critiques were published in the ensuing years failing to find evidence supporting the iris concept (red in the first graphic), showing that while the scientific community took this new hypothesis seriously, it simply failed to withstand scientific scrutiny.