What Dr. Beattie's team found was truly remarkable -- not just in eventual toxicology evidence -- but in the incredibly well-preserved condition the bodies were in, given they'd spent over 135 years in the permafrost.
One reason for the delay has been insufficient anticipation of the eventual processes and evidence required for decision making by countries.
Macrophages, but also neutrophils, are followed in radiation lesions to establish radiation injury scores and put in evidence eventual beneficial effects associated with therapeutic strategies.
The occurrence of perfect polygonal etch-pit shapes in the solution-treated microstructures, which transformed upon aging first into corner-rounded shapes, followed by irregular shapes and eventual dissolution, was evidenced here.
The chapter also considers the consequences of confession evidence for eventual disposition of the case.
Evidence for eventual full recognition of Bitcoin as an alternative payment system.
The Trump administration has faced condemnation for not responding forcefully to Khashoggi's disappearance and eventual death, despite growing evidence that Saudi officials ordered the killing of The Washington Post contributor, who had long been critical of the Saudi government.
14 Research evidence alters eventual clinical outcome through the intermediate steps of first changing clinician knowledge, then improving attitudes and lastly, changing practitioner behaviour.
For example, there was eventual acceptance, based on micrographic evidence and confirmed by the introduction of X-ray diffraction by William Henry and William Lawrence Bragg in 1913, of the allotropy of iron and its relationship to the hardening of steel.
He persisted in this weekly routine for nearly a year, amassing evidence for an eventual search warrant: empty syringe wrappers, correspondence from élite track-and-field athletes ("Vic, here is the check for the next cycle"), an issue of the underground magazine Anabolic Insider.
