Sentence examples for evidence accrued from inspiring English sources

This despite the mass of factual evidence accrued in several other trials at The Hague and the exhaustive investigations made of the 1995 atrocities.

Evidence accrued so far suggests that mitochondria, once existed as free-living bacteria, were taken up by primitive ancestors of eukaryotic cells in an arrangement termed 'endosymbiosis' [20].

Evidence accrued from meta-analyses, however rigorous, may miss important details.

At each timepoint, the accumulator memory a (black trace) represents an estimate of the 'Right' vs 'Left' evidence accrued so far.

Based on the unequivocal evidence accrued over the past five years (above cited references and our work), we propose that B. invadens should be synonymized with B. dorsalis.

Evidence accrued to date, links heavy episodic alcohol use as well as other alcohol use disorders with unsafe sex and HIV transmission (see Conceptual framework for study: Figure  1) [ 7- 9].

With medical evidence accruing at an epidemiological pace — i.e., slowly — the actual effects of dust exposure at Ground Zero remain difficult to assess.

There is also evidence accruing that disordered oxygen states are in general more active in dehydrogenation reactions than the ordered states, with for example ammonia being 'oxidised' to nitrogen adatoms at Cu(1 1 0) at cryogenic temperatures.

Recent focus has been given to this subject, as evidence accrues to demonstrate the influence that in-vehicle activities have on the way passengers perceive and assess the service as a whole.

Some of these applications may become standards of care as evidence accrues from further investigations.

As additional evidence accrues for specific measurement scales, additional meta-analyses should test the sensitivity of our findings among patients with more severe disease.