The game set-up makes it such that these apparently irrelevant instances of evidence can carry information.
Our results are the first instances of evidence that both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines as well as RAS are involved in the synergistic mechanism of JA and UA.
However, their multi-domain, repeated structure provides multiple instances of evidence to find real PKS I orthologs when searching independently with HMM of each of the eight domains introduced above.
For instance, abundance of evidence suggest that women who deliver at health facilities have a lower chance of child death as compared to those who deliver at home due to the use of skilled delivery at health facilities and the none existence of such at home [ 6, 12- 14].
Asher cites a wonderful instance of how evidence for evolution converges from different lines of enquiry.
A paramount instance of such evidence in his view is what we may see through the microscope, when the visual phenomena are explicable only given the existence of the micro-structures we perceive and in turn those are explicable only in terms of yet smaller structures.
However, if we change to doxastic considerations, then the argument that you should believe that candidate \(X\) is the one best suited for public office because if you do not believe this you will be evicted from your apartment, certainly is a good instance of irrelevant evidence.
To our knowledge, this represents the first instance of experimental evidence that links a human circadian mutation to cancer risk.
We also defined 690 (8.04%) homoeologues that only had one instance of expression evidence as a "nonfunctionalization" class, and 2,942 (34.27%) homoeologues with spatially differentiated expression patterns as a "subfunctionalization" class (Table 4).
Philosophers have since refined the Russo-Williamson Thesis, pointing out, for instance, that "type of evidence" could refer to different methodologies for gathering evidence or to different objects of evidence.
