We provide several lines of evidence which jointly support the contiguity of transcript sequences assembled in our study using short-read data.
Thus, a indirectly unobservable evidence can be jointly manifested by several directly observable symptoms.
"UNICEF commends the adoption of the MNCAH Strategy, developed on the evidence and knowledge jointly generated to better understand the health issues affecting mothers and children in the country.
We are investigating extensions of the node-split method to multiple outcome networks and investigate the effect of jointly synthesising evidence across multiple endpoints on evidence consistency in a simulation study.
Using jointly obtained evidence in accordance with agreed EU procedures, we were then able to bring them to justice.
The soon-to-be-published Chilcot report is expected to contain damning evidence surrounding how Blair and Bush jointly engaged in a rush to war to topple Saddam Hussein in the face of warnings of the risks of triggering sectarian divisions across the region.
Jointly assessing evidence from our study and from previous studies [ 74, 75] suggests that investments in quality are likely to result in increased health service utilization and possibly in a shift from private to public providers.
Using this evidence, project team members jointly elaborated elements of the model on a maximum of one page, including a clinical management statement, brief description of scientific evidence in support of the statement, an interpretation in terms of best practice options and a short list of references selected for educational purposes.
It is expected to contain damning evidence of how President Bush and Blair jointly engaged in a rush to war to topple Saddam Hussein in the face of warnings of the risks of triggering sectarian divisions across the region.
The LE and LA estimates are also not jointly significant-further evidence that these estimates in column (5) are not consistent.
