Sentence examples for more general evidence from inspiring English sources

It also saw more general evidence of failure to look beyond policing and engage with prosecutors, the judiciary, the courts and the legal profession.

We have already noted that a possibly relevant difference between case-specific scientific evidence and more general evidence of science is the purpose for which it is done.

I also discuss how sex differences in themselves can generate new risk factors for disease, in effect becoming a new environmental factor, as well as briefly reviewing more general evidence for sexually antagonistic selection and genetic variation within humans.

However, if the gene is annotated with more than one evidence code and one evidence code is a superclass of another, the annotation with the more general evidence code does not need to be specified explicitly.

Thus, results reported here expand our current knowledge of P. pastoris lipid metabolism and shed some light on lipid storage and LD formation in this yeast, but also provide more general evidence for the variety of lipid metabolic processes in different types of cells.

Finally, it has been demonstrated that mTOR activation leads to cell senescence in the context of block of the cell cycle [ 18], and, more in general, evidence exist that the mTOR cascade may play a central role in the signaling derangement that underlies tissue and body ageing [ 19].

In more general terms, conclusive evidence is problematic in the absence of solid familial segregation evidence, especially when established in vitro or in vivo biochemical readouts are unavailable.

Background assumptions are more general than new evidence, and play a regulatory function in relation to it.

In more general samples the evidence is less positive.

Vitality is a more general measure and evidence from studies on the SF-12 and SF-36 suggest it correlates with both PCS and MCS components, and the developers of the SF-8 note that the vitality item does tend to show a stronger association with PCS than MCS in the SF-8 [ 50, 53].

Table 4 documents explicit mention of methods used by the participants (N = 43), which were accompanied by more general references to evidence-based medicine, cost-benefit analysis to healthcare providers and patients, and statement of benefits.