Sentence examples for identifiable evidence from inspiring English sources
It details how investigators "found readily identifiable evidence of red flags of large-scale money laundering".
It also shows that 10 617 (7.8%) of the 136 593 components used in primary hip replacements in 2011 were implanted without readily identifiable evidence of clinical effectiveness.
However, the use of risk calculators for patients with clearly identifiable evidence of vascular disease, such as diabetes with retinopathy or peripheral arterial obstructive disease, serves no purpose, since the need for treatment is self-evident.
It is said that upon receiving a signal to withdraw his ships, which he did not wish to acknowledge, Nelson, in an act of motivated denial of objectively identifiable evidence, raised his telescope to his one blinded eye, and commented "I really do not see the signal", thus coining the phrase 'turning a blind eye'.
If we counted level 5 evidence (for example, biomechanical data showing equivalence to pre-existing devices), this still left 42% (49/118) of the pre-entry and unclassified prosthesis brands and 21% (49/235) of all brands used bereft of any identifiable evidence to support their use.
However, many professional development opportunities operate without identifiable evidence-based frameworks (Schumm and Vaughn 1995; Avalos 2011).
Officials said that some bodies had been so badly burned they would only be identifiable through DNA evidence.
Given the mounting evidence of identifiable risks linked with maternal obesity, NHS services are required to implement measures to manage these risks and improve outcomes for obese pregnant women and their babies.
In addition to these ripples motivated by identifiable processes, there is also evidence that expressions of emotion are themselves contagious.
Figure 6 displays a log-log plot of the I-V characteristics where two identifiable slopes are put in evidence.
If either TF species origin or sufficient experimental evidence is not identifiable, the curator returns to the scientific literature corpus to search for other suitable papers.
