Sentence examples for evidence of cold from inspiring English sources

That noise I heard near the end wasn't leaky pipes or evidence of cold season.

As indicated above, there is electrophysiological evidence of cold and warm thermoreceptors in the skin of pigeons.

On the anniversary of the "discovery" in Utah 20 years ago, a Navy chemist breathlessly announced to a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Salt Lake City that her lab had nailed it, finally, finding "significant" evidence of cold fusion.

The dendroclimatological evidence of cold and wet summers in the years before the plague is suggestive, but historical sources also pinpoint famine due to crop failure.

Early studies employing microelectrodes provided evidence of cold-sensitive thermoreceptors in the tongues of chickens.

6 7 In November 2011, the Department of Health and Health Protection Agency released the first Cold Weather Plan for England 1 along with the supporting evidence of why cold weather planning is essential to health and wellbeing.

Some considered the incident as evidence of another cold war rivalry.

The silence of the Queen and her immediate circle, which is an entirely proper form of mourning, has been read as evidence of a cold heart; the refusal to fly a flag at half-mast over Buckingham Palace strikes even loyal subjects as petty...and there was resentment that the short, one-mile route originally planned for the cortege would afford only a fraction of the crowd a chance to say farewell.

However, we did not detect any apparent evidence of benefit of cold colloid infusion, and we should also be aware of known adverse events of colloid infusion, such as coagulopathy and the risk of renal injury in the clinical setting of post-cardiac arrest shock syndrome.

Evidence for cold water tolerance in many strains of tilapia is lacking [60].

In contrast, the light blue waters of Kazakhstan's Lake Balqash are topped by a thin layer of ice floating near the western shore, evidence of long, lasting cold temperatures.