Sentence examples for longstanding evidence from inspiring English sources

Still, I was quite sure I would flout the longstanding evidence attesting to human adaptability.

This negative argument against step by step evolution ignores longstanding evidence that evolution proceeds through changes of function from preceding systems.

Longstanding evidence implicates an inadequate diet as a key factor in the onset and progression of prostate cancer.

There is longstanding evidence, over 25 years in our own papers, 10 for an acquired CR1 deficiency in SLE.

Despite longstanding evidence that hypoglycaemic neuronal injury is mediated by glutamate excitotoxicity, the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved remain incompletely defined.

The first is the differential diagnosis of single gene diseases where there has been longstanding evidence that a molecular diagnosis at or near disease onset can markedly improve outcomes.

ICU admissions may lead to discontinuation of longstanding evidence-based therapies.

However, there is considerable, longstanding international evidence indicating that PAAP implementation (issuing and review by professionals and use by patients/carers) is sub-optimal [ 8– 11] and needs to be improved if their clinical benefits are to be maximised.

"In many departments, whether it's a formal policy or longstanding practice, [that evidence requirement] would be satisfied," Park says.

Similarly, infusion of ASCs reduced the severity of colitis in patients with longstanding disease, as evidence by increased survival and decreased diarrhea, inflammation and weight loss [ 25].

This has been the subject of longstanding debate although evidence for the effects of labelling on psychosocial health remains unclear [ 21, 22].