To better understand the kinetic implications of these conflicting but highly evidence-based models, we have conducted a deterministic, dynamical systems analysis to explore the kinetics underlying the first step of BAK activation, as a non-linear reaction system.
3 They are highly evidence-based and incorporate cost-effectiveness considerations.
On the basis of the results of this umbrella review (table 6), highly convincing evidence of a clear role of vitamin D with highly significant results in both randomised and observational evidence does not exist for any outcome.
What's more, it's based on highly dubious evidence.
Although there is plenty of highly suggestive evidence in its favor, it hasn't been definitively proved.
Much of their appeal has to do with simply revisiting Mr. Robinson's comfily well-drawn cast of detectives and watching them sift through highly complicated evidence.
"An extremely strong across the board … survey for January provides highly compelling evidence that the construction sector's upturn remains intact at the start of 2014," he said.
"We believe the jury was not appropriately instructed on applicable legal standards and that critical and highly relevant evidence was excluded," he said Friday.
He was hanged, drawn and quartered on highly equivocal evidence; it was, noted Lord Salisbury, "expedient to make it manifest to the world how far these men's doctrinal practice toucheth into the bowels of treason".
"The senior leadership of N.S.A. officials who had unique access to the secret tapes and other highly classified evidence was virtually unanimous in their belief that the attack was deliberate," he wrote.
Yet despite volumes of highly credible evidence of human rights crimes, or even war crimes, a negligent Congress continues to fail miserably in its responsibility to mandate proper investigations into these cruel policies.
