Ms. Prunty reviewed evidence step by step that she said pointed to a single killer who knew his victim and her apartment well.
Their parish doctor, Dr. Grace, testified that the defendant's wife was too unwell to give evidence; stepping down from the witness box, Grace, better known by his initials, W.G., was asked to see the presiding judge in his chamber immediately.
Our review will iteratively progress through 5 steps: step 1 Locate existing theories; step 2 Search for evidence; step 3 Article selection; step 4 Extracting and organising data; and step 5 Synthesising the evidence and drawing conclusions.
Considering the preclinical and clinical evidence, a step-by-step treatment-guided algorithm for Western clinical practice is provided (Fig. 1).
Although all AT sequence DNA was unwound rapidly without any evidence of steps or pauses, DNA sequences containing ≥35% GC base pairs showed clear evidence of steps.
The rally in downtown Des Moines offered evidence of steps Mr. Obama was taking to try to unite the party.
The United States, insisting that a ban on testing remained a long-term goal, cited progress in nuclear arms negotiations with the Soviet Union as evidence of steps in the right direction.
There is no significant evidence for steps at any of the orientations used in these studies, although the twins are clearly present when the indented sample is viewed in transmitted light.
Based on the results of the outcome mapping and evidence assessment steps, as well as the review authors' discussion and conclusions, the implications of each review were assessed.
An evidence-based, step-by-step index of brushing skill would make possible standardization of teaching content and methods.
