Sentence examples for evidence of relevant from inspiring English sources

The relatively small difference between the genders in both horses and dogs agrees with the lack of evidence of relevant physiological dimorphism in both species.

On top of this, admissions tutors will expect to see strong commitment to your new profession, such as evidence of relevant work experience.

Two reviewers assessed the level of evidence of relevant publications as high, moderate or low.

However, there was no evidence of relevant acute kidney injury (AKI) as shown by similar concentrations of urinary neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin in both infusion groups [6].

In this paper, we have surveyed the state of the art in modeling the structure of online discussion, including a historical overview, empirical evidence of relevant social theories, and the description and applications of seven statistical models to reproduce the structure and growth of discussion threads.

Some studies have also used evidence of relevant health care utilisation including hospital admissions, diagnostic tests and drug prescribing as contributing to the confirmation of stroke diagnoses [7], [8].

Moreover, an important discrepancy between GMO-treated rats (40 measured out of 80) and the total number of animals (400) renders more difficult the evidencing of relevant effects, and confusion factors are brought in at the same time with six different reference diets in addition to the two normal control groups as performed in three commercialized GMOs at least [5, 6].

Table 3 Analysis of papers supporting standpoint 2 (S2) Author Premise(s) Relevant evidence, or lack of relevant evidence Biological background assumptions and general hypotheses Aim of the study Londo et al. (2011) The advantage of a genetic modification depends on the context where plant lives (duration and strength of selective pressure).

A man who was integral to the government that took us to war is now sitting on evidence of 200 relevant cabinet level discussions, 25 notes written by Blair to George Bush and records of 130 phone conversations between Blair, Bush and Gordon Brown.

Multinational studies are required and developed to generate evidence of CTM relevant to particular biological and cultural contexts[16], on basis of genetic and practical environments in diseases.

This score together with the evidence of clinically relevant coagulation alterations (i.e., bleeding), prompted the decisions to exchange the circuit.