Sentence examples for evidence implied from inspiring English sources

Other evidence implied that two other species--raccoon dogs and Chinese ferret badgers--had been infected too.

The crucial points are (i) that the evidence implied is not a verified empirical statement \ e\) but the logical fact that \(h \wedge k\) entails \ e\), and (ii) that the existence of this connection of entailment was not to be obviously anticipated at all, precisely because \(h \wedge k\) and \ e\) are such that the latter did not serve as a constraint to specify the former.

In qualitative studies methodological rigor implied explanation of tool adaptation and internal consistency checks, and robustness of evidence implied clearly stated findings.

In recent years evidence implied that this compartmentalization may not be restricted to cytoplasm and mitochondrion only, but may also extend to the cellular level.

Recent experimental evidence implied that STIM1 helped the turnover of cell-matrix adhesion complexes [ 7, 25], so SOC influx may assist cell migration by maintaining local Ca2+ pulses in the front of migrating cells.

Other evidence implied that MSC-secreted factors might induce oligodendrogenesis upon reducing the generation of astrocytes, and promote oligodendroglial differentiation/maturation of adult NPCs, as shown by treatment of NPCs with rat MSC-CM [ 58].

The available evidence implies that greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are the main cause.

Anatomical evidence implies stronger connectivity of the auditory cortex with the contralateral ear29.

Abundant evidence implies that crop yields are negatively impacted by extreme high temperatures22,27,28,34,37.

Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence implies that brains compute representations of aspects of the experienced world.

Growing evidence implies that selenium and vitamin E may decrease the risk of prostate cancer.