Sentence examples for given sufficient evidence from inspiring English sources

These variables should be able to detect relative temperature changes through time, especially over geologically short intervals with floristic continuity, given sufficient evidence that the trait-climate relationships were not greatly altered in the past.

Given sufficient evidence, edges may then be differentiated as those representing vertical lines of inheritance within lineages and those representing horizontal genetic transfers or endosymbioses between lineages.

We also realize the sub-heading "The Reticulated Ribosomal Tree" was positively misleading (reticulations are only labeled HGTs given sufficient evidence) and apologize accordingly!

Given sufficient evidence that dementia progression increases the risk of institutionalization, it must be concluded that institutionalized patients are at a more advanced disease stage.

"The outcome of the comprehensive report on the levels of polonium-210 and the development of his illness does not give sufficient evidence to support the decision that polonium-210 caused acute radiation syndrome leading to death," said Dr Abdullah Bashir, quoting the conclusions of the Russian report.

The micro-Raman analysis, measured from the indented materials which had plastically deformed on loading, showing a phase transformation occurs in Si whereas the results for GaN thin films do not give sufficient evidence for phase transformations.

"The outcome of the comprehensive report on the levels of polonium-210 and the development of his illness does not give sufficient evidence to support the decision that polonium-210 caused acute radiation syndrome leading to death," said Dr Abdullah Bashir.

The Greengenes and RDP-classifier produced the most accurate and stable results, especially for gut communities and gave sufficient evidence to support taxonomic classifications [30].

The child protection teams are critical in helping children to speak out and give sufficient evidence to build abuse cases.

However our study gives sufficient evidence to affirm that SPECT/CT has substantial clinical value in this subset of patients.

The interaction also gave sufficient evidence (* P=0.04) for women aged 20 24 years, and strong evidence (* P=0.004) for women aged 25 29 years that their relative risk has increased compared with women aged 30 years and above since 2004.