Anecdotal evidence concurs: In response to these troubled times, many women are either continuing to work or increasing their hours.
Furthermore, both PISA data and the research evidence concur on the finding that the positive effects of computer use are specific limited to certain outcomes, and to certain uses of computers" (OECD 2015, p. 163).
In this particular invasive species, the evidence concurs with field studies describing the importance of life-history traits and the seed biology of C. solstitialis in California in that a large proportion of seeds can germinate and frequently do so very quickly [18].
Our evidence concurs with the results of Le Duc et al. [ 13] that L. cruciger/ L. australis are monophyletic and should be placed into a separate genus, Sagmatius, first described from Sagmatius amblodon [ 11] and later synonymized with L. australis [ 33].
Compelling evidence concurs to indicate that the use of GnRHa triggering for final oocyte maturation in oocyte donors apart from eliminating the risk of any clinically significant OHSS secures the retrieval of oocytes of a quality similar to that seen after hCG trigger and, importantly, with a similar reproductive outcome in the recipient.
The civil rights division of the Department of Justice also reviewed the evidence and concurred in the decision, which was made May 30 but not announced until yesterday, after Mr. Vinegrad met with Mr. Busch's family to brief them.
This evidence also concurs with that for vehicle crime.
Collectively, this evidence may concur to explain the reported association between nighttime aircraft noise and arterial hypertension, myocardial infarction and stroke.
Another eye-witness report from the Columbus Dispatch provided concurring evidence.
Random effects methods for combining data across studies do not utilize information from neighboring SNPs that may present concurring evidence of disease association in different studies, and often have the tendency to weaken association signals.
