"We will now carefully consider the two findings made about the period of time for which evidence applies and concerns about victims of financial abuse.
In the New Kingdom, for which evidence is abundant, each king had a queen with distinctive titles, as well as a number of minor wives.
CEGA works with public, private, and nonprofit partners around the world to identify major problems facing people on the front lines of the fight against poverty for which evidence is scarce.
Considerable interest exists among health care payers and pharmaceutical manufacturers in designing outcomes-based agreements (OBAs) for medications for which evidence on real-world effectiveness is limited at product launch.
Investigation included how often diagnostic tests and procedures were performed for which evidence and guidelines recommend against in asymptomatic individuals during routine PHEs, and the costs associated with the tests and procedures.
Analyses were conducted on the combination of all four levels of SSTP for which evidence exists (Levels 2 5), and were also conducted separately for each level of SSTP.
HRW has now identified three new sites in total where it believes mass executions were carried out, bringing the number of deaths for which evidence is available to between 560 and 770.
In addition, WGS results can include actionable findings (variants considered to be clinically useful and can be acted on), findings for which evidence for best clinical action is not available (variants considered clinically valid but do not meet as high of a standard for clinical usefulness), and findings of unknown significance.
Such an influence of competition on speciation is something that Darwin (1859) foresaw, but for which evidence is only now beginning to emerge.
The majority of these vertebrate-specific characters can be accounted for by a couple of embryological innovations that have long been thought exclusive to vertebrates, but for which evidence of evolutionary rudiments has grudgingly been found in the invertebrate chordates (Donoghue et al. 2008).
In the present paper, we review our present understanding of the composition, as well as the thermal and magnetic evolution, of the iron-rich cores of terrestrial planets and moons for which evidence of present or past magnetic fields is available.
