Equally interesting as evidence of Shakespeare's worldly success was his purchase in 1597 of New Place, a large house in Stratford, which he as a boy must have passed every day in walking to school.
This will involve engagement and collaboration by researchers with relevant decision-makers and other workplace stakeholders [ 1], and represents a move towards viewing practice-based evidence as equally relevant as evidence-based practice [ 84].
Yet we may equally take this as evidence not of the victory of Sautrāntika, but of the influence of the rising popularity of Yogācāra in India and Tibet.
This bravura statement of ministerial intent was preceded by the disclosure (in response to a parliamentary question) that drug seizures at prisons in England and Wales had risen from 3,800 in 2010-11 to 4,500 in 2013-14 – a statistic presented as evidence of success, but which could equally be seen as evidence of failure.
There might, however, be sufficient measurements offering surrogate information suitable to construct comparable input-output transfer function models for translation between in vitro and in vivo, as evidenced by equally valid alternative models for functional responses based on different kinds of molecular data, including mRNA, miRNA, protein, phosphoprotein, and protein activities.
Wild type BCR-ABL and the triple mutant are equally sensitive to imatinib, as evidenced by complete suppression of tyrosine phosphorylation upon treatment with 10 µM imatinib.
There's equally good evidence for such savings in healthcare, Kelsey says.
There is equally strong evidence in the restaurants of Alhambra, San Gabriel, Monterey Park and other nearby communities.
There is equally convincing evidence that destroying H. pylori could alter metabolism in ways that increase the risk of obesity.
On the other hand, there is equally little evidence that Mr. Obama's decline has been especially large in the swing states.
