For example, evidence from mitochondrial DNA has been used to back the theory that modern humans originated in Africa.
For example, evidence suggests that the vast majority households supported rationing, because it was fairer than the alternative of restricting food consumption through prices.
Or that properly educated and trained nurse practitioners could render such care, as is done in 17 other states (see, for example, evidence from New York).
For example, evidence that a pattern of behaviour depends upon a genetic basis frequently has been assumed to imply that the pattern is unlearned.
She highlighted examples of potential life-saving discoveries that have come from the use of similar data systems, for example, evidence that a treatment for diabetes appeared to protect against cancer.
My Yale Law School colleague Dan Kahan, through his Cultural Cognition Project, uses the lens of psychology to study how people's group identification and social networks influence their receptivity to scientific information, for example, evidence of climate change.
For example, evidence of a direct relationship between livestock and desertification on a global scale is tenuous.
For example, evidence from simulations suggests that biologically realistic dynamics can be produced by scale-free network topologies with canalizing Boolean functions.
For example, evidence suggests that physical activity plays an important role in managing mental health diseases, such as anxiety and depression (e.g., [78]).
For example, evidence has shown that low-income students lose more knowledge over the summer relative to their peers (Cooper et al. 1996; Downey et al. 2004).
In China for example, evidence shows that from 1992 to 2002, there was a remarkable increase in obesity rates among various age groups, regions and gender [6].
