Sentence examples for exists evidence from inspiring English sources

If golf karma exists, evidence can be found with a lone voice heard before the first round.

Although his first attempt was unsuccessful — the box of chocolates in which he'd secreted a Yiddish manuscript was confiscated on his way to Prague's airport — there exists evidence that Zuckerman helped ferry the banned fictions of Bruno Schulz and Milan Kundera into the free-market world.

Most often, but not always, the chromosome complement is 46,XX, and in every such individual there also exists evidence of Y chromosomal material on one of the autosomes (any of the 22 pairs of chromosomes other than the sex chromosomes).

There exists evidence to suggest that female collegiate soccer players experience greater mean time-loss due to concussions, as compared with their male counterparts (Covassin et al. 2016).

There exists evidence that bicycle laws, including helmet laws, are enforced pretextually against members of minority racial and ethnic groups in some cities (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 2004; Benning 2014; Stanley & Zayas 2015; Goodyear 2015).

In addition to monetary scarring effects, there also exists evidence suggesting a psychological impact of past unemployment on psychological distress and life satisfaction in later life (see Daly and Delaney [2013]; Clark et al. [2001]; Young [2012]; Lucas et al. [2004]).

Notices aimed at Commonwealth immigrants ("no coloureds", "no West Indians") certainly did exist, evidence for which exists in the BBC film archive.

However, there exist evidence gaps on the contextual factors that hinder investments on soil conservation among smallholders.

However, there does exist evidence of community's recognition of this point.

There existed evidence showing that individuals with type 2 diabetes may exhibit poorer oral health [ 49].

47 In addition, there exist evidences of interactions between smoking and work place exposure in the aetiology of COPDs.