Sentence examples for find evidence from from inspiring English sources
We find evidence from the simulations that wetlands' ecological health is sensitive to the design of the social marketing campaign.
One review assessed the effects of corticosteroids for treating nerve damage in leprosy [10] but did not find evidence from randomised controlled trials for a significant long-term effect of steroid therapy in improving either mild sensory nerve function impairment [11] or longstanding nerve function impairment [12].
Unfortunately we could find evidence from YEASTRACT for only 5 of them.
We also did not find evidence from the hemagglutination-hemolysis assay for effects of feather bacterial load on the levels of natural antibodies (NABs) and complement.
Whether the fusion of coaching psychology and PBL is effective is a big question, and we need to find evidence from various aspects to view a whole picture.
However in this study we did not find evidence from the quantitative data to support the claims that adherence to the asthma protocol is influenced by the patient age (Table 1).
Mr Taylor finds evidence from the paper's sample of crises to suggest that a swift policy response helps to limit the economic fall-out.
But just a brief effort by The New York Times last week found evidence from the Bayonne Municipal Court that a Justin Sebik, with the same Social Security number as the person on the show, had been arrested five times in the city, twice for minor robberies and three times for simple assault.
Mr. Christensen, a writer who opposes the cement plant -- he created the exhibition to remind people of the town's visual heritage -- said he found evidence from real-estate advertisements and railroad brochures suggesting that Merino's view was still a selling point in the town, even in the midst of its industrialization.
But a brief effort last week found evidence from the Bayonne Municipal Court that a Justin Sebik, with the same Social Security number as the person on the show, had been arrested five times in the city, twice for minor robberies and three times for simple assault.
We have found evidence from the two subjective assessment tests (hands-free communication and TTS systems) that indeed the users' perceived affective states change with varying speech quality.
