Sentence examples for most severe evidence from inspiring English sources

The most severe evidence of division came just four months after the agreement was signed, in August 1998, when a splinter group of the Irish Republican Army IRAA), the Real IRA, killed 29 people in a bombing in the town of Omagh.

Parenteral antibiotics were reserved for the most severe events as evidenced by the significant decline in lung function on admission.

Veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VA-ECMO) has been proposed in the most severe cases but the level of evidence is very low.

Lawyers for Earl Washington Jr., the former death row inmate who was pardoned in Virginia on Monday after 17 years of imprisonment, say their long struggle to prove his innocence through DNA evidence was necessary because the state has the most severe limits in the nation on submitting new exculpatory evidence.

There is no evidence that even the most severe sanctions available to the PCC had a real impact on those who transgressed.

The Proterozoic (especially the Neoproterozoic) ice ages were the most severe in the sense that there is evidence for glaciation also at low paleolatitudes.

Evidence suggests that primary infection results in the most severe disease and that reinfections have lower risk of disease (6), although some studies show no evidence for decrease in risk from second as opposed to further reinfections (7, 11).

This approach evidenced that, at admission, the most severe patients (MV) showed an exuberant cytokine and chemokine response, in consonance with previous reports [ 3, 7, 8].

20 The scale ranges from 0 to 8, where 0 represents no evidence of photoageing and 8 represents the most severe photoageing.

We still await a better understanding of why some individuals display positive changes after trauma, given evidence of resilience in the face of even the most severe stressor.

However we did not find evidence of such when investigating the patients with the most severe OCD symptoms.