The scientific response to creationists has long been to cite the extensive evidence for evolution.
Our group has provided extensive evidence for fungal infection in patients with AD42,43,44,45,46.
The solar X-ray satellite Yohkoh, has found extensive evidence for magnetic reconnection in the solar corona.
We also particularly lack extensive evidence for interventions that cross traditional sector boundaries – that combine elements of social care and mental health interventions, say, or housing.
There is extensive evidence for a role of α4β2* nAChRs in dysphoric- and anxiety-like behavior associated with nicotine withdrawal (Picciotto and Kenny, 2013; Changeux, 2010).
A few months earlier, Darwin had published "On the Origin of Species," in which he presented extensive evidence for evolution by natural selection and argued that all living beings are descended from a common ancestor.
Although there is now extensive evidence for behavioural components of the emergency life-history stage in birds, there remains much to be learned about how other vertebrate groups, especially fish, cope with perturbations of the environment.
We find extensive evidence for a single erosional episode dating 5 10 Ma, which postdates emplacement of the majority of VFF but seems to predate formation of the gullies.
This spring should provide extensive evidence for what lies ahead, with the large number of diverse shows — from the plays "God of Carnage" and "Mary Stuart," which had successful productions in London — to original American works like the plays "Impressionism" and "33 Variations" and the musicals "9 to 5" and "Next to Normal".
We show, using data from Pama-Nyungan (Australian) languages, that there is broad support for the most influential theory of color term development (that most strongly represented by Berlin & Kay 1969); however, we find extensive evidence for the loss (as well as gain) of color terms.
Intravascular use of ultrasound contrast agents (UCAs) is widespread with extensive evidence for effective use.
