Sentence examples for extended evidence from inspiring English sources

A succession of recent discoveries has extended evidence of hominids reaching back from three million to beyond six million years ago, close to the estimated time of the divergence of the human and chimpanzee lineages.

The first replicated and extended evidence refuting cumulative prospect theory (CPT) as an explanation of Allais paradoxes.

Confirmatory and extended evidence for such an effect is, however, desirable.

In further research, Faroes investigators provided extended evidence of a dose response relationship between prenatal MeHg exposure and lasting neurodevelopmental deficits [ 15, 17, 18].

In many instances, it will be appropriate to use parameter estimates derived from meta-analyses in such models [ 51] and as such they can be thought of as extended evidence synthesis models.

We provide extended evidence for inactivated EMP genes in birds and show that there are remnants of AMEL and ENAM in four other birds with complete genome sequences: Meleagris (Galliformes), Anas (Anseriformes), Melopsittacus (Psittaciformes), and Taeniopygia (Passeriformes) (Table  1).

Taken together, these findings bolster and extend evidence for formidability assessment mechanisms in humans.

To examine the factorial validity of the Contesting Orientations Scale (COS) in a large sample of intercollegiate student-athletes, as well as to extend evidence of the concurrentrrent validity by examining its relationship to autonomous and controlled motivations in sport.

This study confirms and extends evidence for a genetic contribution to autoantibody responses in the rabbit SLE model we developed.

Our findings extend evidence that IFN-γ has a significant anti-proliferative effect, which has been previously demonstrated mainly in carcinoma cells (for review see [31]).

This would be a worthwhile and conservative step towards extending evidence from HIV research.