The scientific evidence supports the notion that humans evolved to be runners.
Therefore, evidence supports the notion that PRF preparations contain and deliver growth factors to the site of wound-healing.
Evidence supports the notion that the effects of milpa land use extend beyond the clearing itself and into adjacent forest.
Increasing evidence supports the notion that additional cellular contributors beyond B cells are important for lupus pathogenesis.
Emerging evidence supports the notion of disrupted sleep as a core component of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Little evidence supports the notion that myocardial ischemia identified using MPS is an alternative target of coronary revascularization to reduce the likelihood of developing cardiac events.
A considerable body of evidence supports the notion that cerebellar lesions lead to neuropsychological deficits, including impairments in working-memory, executive tasks and verbal fluency.
Emerging evidence supports the notion that renal progenitors are a conserved evolutionary phenomenon, and novel future insights are likely to be gleaned from the analysis of renal progenitors across the animal kingdom [128].
A substantial body of evidence supports the notion that the development of a suppressive environment during chronic inflammation limits the success of immune-based and conventional therapies, skewing the balance in favor of a developing pathology.
But a study published this year in the American Journal of Public Health found that "surprisingly little population-level evidence supports the notion that individuals diagnosed with mental illness are more likely than anyone else to commit gun crimes".
Considerable evidence supports the notion that osteoblasts and adipocytes are closely related through a common progenitor.
