"He'll be hard to stop". As record after record has fallen, evidence has mounted that he could be on his way to the greatest Olympics ever -- a tsunami of records that will wash over and eradicate all other accomplishments.
For example, given a large enough sample, if an examination of the ICD-9 diagnostic groups in which these anomalous patients fall evidences proportionate representation across all the groups, then this may suggest an increase in severity between triage and treatment.
[A1.] Slow Profit Growth Stalls Markets Stocks fell as evidence of slowing profit growth prompted investors to sell shares.
For the nation's wage earners, hours fell slightly, evidence that employers managed to increase output in the third quarter without reversing the labor cost-cutting that has characterized corporate management over the last three years.
B6 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 EvinEnronin Enron's Fall Evidence introduced at the Arthur Andersen trial, according to accountants involved in the case, suggested that the company's downfall was the result of an accounting decision that was meant to benefit a single corporate insider.
Despite the frequency by which older adults attribute environmental factors for their falls, evidence linking environmental hazards and falls appears weak [ 28, 67, 68] and it is sometimes proposed that older people attribute falls to the environment as a strategy to deflect from failing health or feelings of vulnerability [ 10, 69].
Evidence fell well short of Evidence Based Medicine standards and robust guidance could not be produced on this basis".
Of the 27 climbers who disappeared, 12 had evidence of neurological dysfunction or profound fatigue, 1 had pulmonary oedema, 9 may have fallen without evidence of previous dysfunction, and 5 disappeared without report of their condition.
Scientific hypotheses, however, rise or fall on evidence interpreted and evaluated by a community.
Fallacies falling under evidence indistinctly conceived (Bk. V, vii) were further described as fallacies of confusion.
