Given his scientific training, Leibowitz "argues" on the basis of empirical (most often historical) evidence for his conclusions regarding, for example, the centrality of mitzvoth in Judaism to the exclusion of mysticism, philosophy, or dogma.
Abstracts containing information about potential gene biomarkers most often comprise evidence of gene or protein alteration as well as indication words for the clinical management or investigation.
Among these five people, four were also identified as being sought out most often for evidence (ie. degree centrality for information seeking).
Abstracts containing information about potential gene biomarkers most often comprise evidence of gene or protein alteration as well as indication words for the clinical investigations.
Harrison in a 1999 review of the neuropathology of schizophrenia comments that despite over a hundred years of research on the topic, specifics remain obscure, with studies using meta-analyses most often supporting evidence of increased ventricular volume and selected decreases (cortex and hippocampus) in brain volume [ 17].
Collectors tend to use the catalogues produced in their own region and language, so in the United States, Scott is used most often as evidenced by the use of Scott numbers in American stamp auction catalogues.
They used information sources such as books, medical dictionaries, Google, other web sites, local guidelines and advice (most often not evidence-based), or they asked CIs or peer students.
The country most often cited as evidence of this global fascination is Japan.
It found that roughly one-third of those lawyers left to join private law firms — the types of jobs most often cited as evidence of revolving-door outcomes.
But it's been Romney's perceived "wall" of 25% support that has been most often cited as evidence of his limited appeal.
