MacLean and Duff in [ 42] argued the case for CVP in volume resuscitation in shock, adducing three causes for circulatory instability: cardiac failure, volume deficit and peripheral vascular failure.
"In addition, there are very clear difficulties in gathering and adducing evidence in these circumstances in the context of Parliamentary Privilege.
Banoee et al. in 2010 adduce a novel efflux pump inhibitory role of zinc oxide nanoparticles on NorA efflux pumps of S. aureus.
The role of intermolecular collagen cross-links in bone has been adduced in part from studies of lathyrism caused by the compound, β-aminopropionitrile (BAPN), found in the sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus).
There Luther scored an oratorical triumph with a speech adducing Scripture in defense of his heresies.
But beyond this we can be brief in that the considerations adduced in section 2 above apply again.
The two sit across from each other, week after week, talking, pausing, examining the inflections between pauses, gathering information, adducing motivations, all in the name of a tenuous but daunting goal.
This may be true; it's equally true that adducing anti-intellectualism, in an intellectual journal, to the populist Right was as trivial in the mid-fifties as it is today.
Detractors have not found this commitment in the passages adduced and have in turn pointed to passages with, evidently, just the opposite purport.
Everything depends on the particular evidence adduced in the case in question, and the bearing of that evidence given the believer's total evidence base.
