Sentence examples for evidence of structure from inspiring English sources
Next they saw departures in temperature from the average background in the four poles of the sky – the first evidence of structure in the early universe.
Just as in astronomy the non-instrumentalist finds evidence of a higher-level structure in the constellation of connections, likewise in the case of set theory the non-pluralist takes the constellation of connections in the interpretability hierarchy in particular, the above theorems concerning ADL as providing evidence of structure of a higher level.
As for the 'structure' in the random distribution: any evidence of structure is due to the number of samples for which we examine the resolution of the distribution.
This region is not well-conserved so there is little phylogenetic evidence of structure, and in several cases the different assays give conflicting results, which may be the result of multiple folding conformations.
Given that genetic structure is low in populations, and that there is no evidence of structure between the populations immediately around Bundilla and the proposed translocation site, then we would recommend proceeding with the translocation based on the decision tree (without a need to proceed to Table 2).
Past studies using allozymes and single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) found evidence of structure in western Alaska, but concluded that differences among populations in Norton Sound, the lower portions of the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers, and Bristol Bay, were insufficient to allocate mixture samples back to their region of origin (Gharrett et al. 1987; Templin et al. 2011).
The satellite images show evidence of structures that may have been hides used to hunt gazelle, and raised features that were probably used to manage water supplies.
Standing in the broiling sun of a Rome August afternoon, Dr Wilson said yesterday that the latest excavations had uncovered no trace of a bridge, but they had found more and more evidence of structures within the site of Caligula's palace that ran at an identical angles to others abutting the site of the temple of Castor and Pollux.
The archaeological evidence for the period in question is based entirely on the analysis of middens (domestic refuse heaps), with no evidence of structures.
Simulations reported in this work provide introductory molecular evidence of structures where TO can indeed be present inside bilayer membranes in the freely tumbling form of "mobile lipids".
