Sentence examples for evidence of excess from inspiring English sources
It is untrue that Gulf veterans have evidence of excess mortality from cancer.
He ordered two blood tests to look for evidence of excess growth hormone.
The evidence of excess presented at the trial of Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz certainly does not suggest that the two men tried to hide their spending.
In the summary of its findings, the institute reported: "In women, there is statistical evidence of excess female bladder and breast cancers, but only bladder cancer mortality and incidence reach significance".
But where the church sees the proposed size of its building as necessary to accommodate its many ministries -- like programs for high school students, single parents and seniors, all of which are also attended by those who are not members of the church -- the opposition cites the inclusion of a coffee shop, a bookstore and a gymnasium as evidence of excess.
It would take a huge slump to bring us back below the 2009:Q2 level.The positive productivity experience of the last quarter or two has been taken by some as evidence of excess labor shedding by firms, and may point to a need to reverse course and resume hiring in short order to get back to necessary job levels.
PARIS — Even as the British government delves into evidence of excesses at its notorious tabloids, it appears ready to offer new legal protection for serious journalism.
After fully controlling for pre-flood rate differences and seasonality, there was no clear evidence of excesses found in dysentery risk during or after floods (16).
New epidemiologic evidence consists primarily of positive exposure response analyses in several of the industrial cohorts, as well as evidence of excesses of several specific cancers in the Seveso accident cohort.
In this article we report evidence of excesses of respiratory symptoms and physician diagnosis of asthma in the occupants of the water-damaged building as well as verification of self-reported respiratory illness with objective testing.
The conclusions by Steenland and colleagues were based on positive exposure-response analyses in the US cohort, the evidence of excesses of some cancers in the Seveso accident cohort, and mechanistic data regarding the role of the Ah receptor in TCDD carcinogenicity.
