Sentence examples for exists indicating from inspiring English sources

At the time, the PCHR said: "Credible evidence exists indicating Mr Gantz's involvement in the commission of war crimes: these allegations should be investigated and, if appropriate, Mr Gantz should be prosecuted.

A wealth of literature exists indicating that EMG amplitude during concentric contractions is greater than that of eccentric contractions of the same magnitude.

Inadequate analgesia has been reported for patients presenting with long bone fractures, and a body of evidence exists indicating that ethnic and minority patients may be receiving inadequate pain care when presenting to the emergency department for treatment of long bone fractures.

A wealth of statistics exists indicating that anchor babies are a tremendous drain on our economy.

Conflicting evidence exists indicating that there may be an increased incidence of psoriasis in people with celiac disease.

Evidence now exists indicating that in adults BPA also provokes adverse metabolic consequences.

"The fact that no such animal exists indicates that sleep is really vital, but we don't know why". But Miesenböck is part of team of sleep researchers who believe they are inching closer to an answer.

The evidence that exists indicates that patients are willing and able to participate in error prevention strategies [ 8] and have the potential to improve safety [ 9- 12].

Also shown in Figure  9 is that an oscillation of the states of p53 and Mdm2 exists, indicated by the higher probabilities of the network states (or GAPs) 01 and 10 compared with the other states.

The Sandals holding later merged with the Gurdons and documents exist indicating the existence of the Sandals in 1255 and another in 1329, witnessed by a John de Sandale.

However, values of ferret SAR indicative of subcritical and supercritical strains still exist, indicating that our qualitative results are robust to binomial uncertainty.