Sentence examples for evidence counter from inspiring English sources

Lipsitch et al. (54) found evidence counter to replacement infection for S. pneumoniae, since resident strain levels within a host were not affected by infection with a challenging strain.

In a report published Sunday, the newspaper said it had found no direct evidence countering the F.B.I.'s longtime denials that it had gathered information on Mr. Eagleton's treatment or had provided that information to others.

The identification of biomolecules with vertebrate signatures [2], [3] in the extracts from fossil vertebrates provides compelling evidence countering the argument that these structures are simply microbial biofilm [4].

However, there is also evidence countering the suggestion that Crim1 regulates VE-cadherin function.

I will then conclude with a discussion of the limitations of the analysis, and evidence countering the proposed hypothesis.

This experiential evidence countered the scientific critiques of homeopathy and caused them to focus less on fully understanding the precise mechanism of action, enabling them to accept that something can work even if it doesn't have a scientific explanation.

Even though some researchers have asserted that erythrocyte Hb signals do exhibit an NMR visible signal, many studies have presented experimental evidence countering such a viewpoint (Fetler et al. 1995; Ho and Russu 1981; Lindstrom and Koenig 1974; Wang et al. 1997).

Although there is still only limited evidence to counter such fears, the evidence that does exist does not support them.

In terms of judicial or formal rulings on evidence, "counter-impression" seems a particularly subjective concept upon which to base such serious allegations.

This body of evidence counters the AAIRB's fears of widespread anxiety and decreased breastfeeding and traditional foods consumption.

While some may argue that the presence of sparse data should preclude any statistical synthesis of the evidence, we counter that clinicians cannot postpone treatment selection until high quality evidence has accumulated.