Sentence examples for evidence has raised from inspiring English sources
A growing body of medical evidence has raised concern among doctors about this lesser known form of asbestos.
However, accumulating pharmacological, molecular, and electrophysiological evidence has raised the possibility that it also plays an important (and sometimes underappreciated) role in mediating aversive states.
This evidence has raised more questions than it has answered and now we ask, are there more neutrinos out there than the three we've already observed?
The enthusiasm with which American dental professionals promote flossing despite the evidence, has raised the notion of a conspiracy with floss manufacturers.
While the findings are not yet final, the initial evidence has raised new concerns about whether Boeing and federal regulators provided sufficient guidance for pilots.
Evidence has raised serious questions about the professionalism of some NHS staff, including the quality, competence and humanity of nursing care, as other recent reports have done, especially in regard to elderly patients.
The commission also said new evidence had raised doubts about prosecution evidence that placed Mr. Megrahi in Malta at the time of the clothing purchase.
The chaotic conduct of the trial on Monday, the judge's repeated statements that he wants to conclude it quickly and the fact that the prosecutor has so far presented almost no evidence have raised questions about its fairness.
The original trial had not had a unanimous verdict and the non-profit legal organisation said their review of the trial evidence had raised "several red flags".
However, as reviewed elsewhere, in recent years several pieces of evidence have raised the possibility that glycemic instability may also contribute to the development of diabetes complications (2).
Meanwhile, several lines of evidence have raised the possibility that glycemic variability, which includes both upward and downward acute glucose changes, is another important component of dysglycemia [ 3].
