Sentence examples for existed of an from inspiring English sources

Our finding of limited, at best, analgesic effects of acupuncture corresponds with the seven Cochrane reviews on acupuncture for various types of pain, which all concluded that no clear evidence existed of an analgesic effect of acupuncture.

Strong statistical evidence existed of an interaction between muscular strength and age in predicting death from all causes (χ=10.46 (df=1), P=0.001) and cancer (χ=6.49 (df=1), P=0.01) but weak statistical evidence of an interaction between muscular strength and body mass index in predicting death from all causes (χ=1.71 (df=1), P=0.19) and cancer (χ=1.62 (df=1), P=0.20).

It also alleged that video footage existed of a Nauruan "engaging in a drug deal" at the detention centre.

But a United States Embassy official said credible evidence existed of a threat from a Peruvian terrorist group.

Except that, as Lemken learned when he sent a query in early 2006 to the Jagiellonian University, no record existed of a student named René Köhler.

For the record, that medical training existed of a first aid certificate and some vet experience.

Evidence exists of an ancient contest between offensive and defensive weaponry, with defensive weaponry at first leading the way.

And they argue that no archaeological record exists of an ancient Israelite civilization in New York, or, for that matter, anywhere in America.

"And we're going to make it very clear to the judge that no evidence currently exists of an intent to commit fraud in the future".

No evidence exists of an acceptable benchmark for weight estimation systems.

Third, evidence exists of an apparent seasonal variation in the birth or onset dates of childhood leukemia.