Results: PSWs evidenced unique occupational contributions to assessment via proximal familiarity and biographical information as well as to individualizing care by empathetically linking their own bodily experiences and forging bonds of fictive kinship with residents.
'Uyun al-Hammam is a pre-Natufian burial ground, with elaborate human burials that include evidence for unique human-animal relationships, demonstrating that these features are not unique to the Natufian.
Superinfection was defined as evidence of unique strains not present at baseline sampling, but evident at a later time point.
Bottom line: more than 300 defendants quickly pleaded guilty, not because constitutional or legal corners were cut, but because of strong evidence, a unique investigative approach, efficient prosecution, fair plea offers, and much hard work and professionalism.
Again, we find no causal impact of immigration on crime from our spatial econometric analysis and also present evidence from unique data on arrests of natives and immigrants which shows no immigrant differences in the likelihood of being arrested.
When DEEPSEA CHALLENGER successfully returned from the deepest part of the ocean, it brought back samples that are even now revealing tantalizing findings -- including evidence of unique adaptations to life in harsh environments and a new species of microbe that may hold promise in treating Alzheimer's disease.
Thus, we could not demonstrate evidence of unique binding sites for p73 in ME180 cells.
Currently there is no direct evidence suggesting unique functions for RP-associated splicing factors or showing a high level of splicing activity in retinal cells.
Perhaps the strongest evidence for unique low-dose-dependent signaling is the finding that some phosphopeptides undergo very large changes only in the 2-cGy treated cells making it unlikely that these changes are due to random chance.
However there is some evidence of unique arrangements of elements within modules.
