For instance, Lau and Sin (1997) analysed the growth model on the assumption of a single cointegrating vector of real GDP and capital for Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States; however, no complete evidence for multiple-equilibria was found.
As such, data from the other major trauma centre in Cape Town, Tygerberg hospital should also be analysed to provide more complete evidence for decision makers to design prevention activities for all of Cape Town.
For this reason, recent work that focuses on complete genome screens as well as other factors such as accounting for tissue and developmental stage, along with this study, may provide the first complete evidence for correlation between CUB and protein abundance in humans and other mammals (Waldman et al. 2010).
However, good and complete evidence for each component of their agenda is still needed.
This may provide more complete evidence for the notion that IL-6 and CRP are etiologically involved in the pathogenesis of diabetes.
In a deductive argument the premises (foundation, idea, or hypothesis) supply complete evidence for the conclusion so that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises.
"If they had been prosecuted for torture, then that requires complete evidence," Colonel Priyatna said.
Taken together, these two steps generate a complete evidence trail for each inferred annotation of an extant protein.
P-gp efflux pumps have been implicated as the possible cause for reduced absorption; however no complete evidence exists.
The complete evidence trail for PAINT inferences is very important in this regard, as it allows us to know precisely which inferences were made by a curator.
Cost-effectiveness analyses would offer a more complete evidence base for deciding between the two strategies, as even in emergency interventions, efficiency is required to maximize the impact of the finite human, logistic, and financial resources that can be mobilized.
