Sentence examples for evidence for problems from inspiring English sources

Whether explicitly as with Coffin or implicitly as with Wells, the supposed evidence for problems with a natural explanation of the origin of life is intended to be construed as evidence for a supernatural account.

While we could not find evidence for problems with cobalt supply in the next three decades, mainly due to corresponding high growth in copper and nickel demand in our scenarios, this may not be the case for accelerated cobalt use, for example, due to a massive upscaling of the production of cobalt-containing magnets or lithium-ion batteries.

Contrary to the fears expressed, up to now no evidence for problems regarding identity crises and body image changes was described.

A recent study provides further evidence for problems in the automatic activation of magnitudes by digits in people with DD [ 62].

What is the empirical evidence for problems related to the Pillars among people with disabilities in low- and lower middle-income countries and for solutions to those problems?

Consequently, the study set out to answer the following research questions: What is the empirical evidence for problems related to the Pillars among people with disabilities in low- and lower middle-income countries and for solutions to those problems?

The evidence base for problems is debated, policies are multiple and complex and diverse organizational interests challenge organizations to sustain attention on health and social issues.

Dr. Lester, the leader of the Maternal Lifestyle Study, noted that the evidence for behavioral problems strengthened as the children in his study and others approached adolescence.

Beyond this, evidence for "congestion problems" in the 2.4 GHz ISM band is anecdotal at best.

Drugs from the essential drug store of the Ministry of Health are regularly quality controlled and a recent study on the quality of malaria drugs in the Nouna Health District provided no evidence for quality problems with AQ (Maike Tipke, unpublished).

Interestingly, other colloids are also increasingly being avoided although the evidence for safety problems for albumin or gelatin is scarce.