The increased prevalence of somatic symptoms beyond symptoms expected according to the organic injury model for chronic whiplash, challenges the standard injury model for whiplash, and is indicative evidence of chronic whiplash being a functional somatic syndrome.
They do not constitute even indicative evidence of a DLA "closing down sale".
The findings are more compatible with, and indicative evidence of, a functional element within chronic whiplash.
In one instance during his lecture and paper, he quotes Blair as saying "the Middle east is set for catastrophe" as "indicative evidence" the former prime minister knew the region would be embroiled in "big and significant" western-backed conflict a decade later.
An economical, currently not easily refutable hypothesis, for which there is at present only indicative evidence, is suggested by a recent finding (Zhang et al., 2010).
Although this paper did not set out to address the question of 'substitutability' of support between different sources, this result offers indicative evidence that there is some degree of substitution between different sources of support for older people.
For three tests (NSS, Maximum χ, and PHI), genes in the "Amino acid transport and metabolism" COG were significantly more likely to have low p-values (indicative of significant evidence for recombination), as compared to genes in the other COGs, respectively (Table 3).
Genes in this COG were also significantly more likely to have low p-values (indicative of significant evidence for recombination) as compared to genes in the other COGs for each of the four tests (as determined by U-tests; see Table 3).
Therefore the lack of a tRNASec prediction, although indicative, is not conclusive evidence for the absence of said gene in a given genome.
