And, given the preponderance of Conservative-supporting newspapers, it is Ed Miliband's Labour that is in the firing line.
A series of such studies, analyzing a multitude of traits, would eventually result in a preponderance of evidence supporting either innovation or diffusion, thus resolving the question of causation in cultural evolution.
A preponderance of evidence supports developmental and pathophysiological roles for the MET receptor tyrosine kinase, a multifunctional receptor that mediates distinct biological responses depending upon cell context.
For instance, a scientific statement from the American Heart Association in 2014 concluded that a preponderance of evidence supports depression after a heart attack as a risk factor for death and nonfatal cardiac events (Lichtman et al. 2014).
Nevertheless, the preponderance of evidence supports the notion of beneficial role for autophagy in the heart.
A preponderance of evidence supports a strong causal link between human papillomavirus (HPV) (most commonly HPV types 16 and 18) infection and cervical neoplasia.
Cognitive screening in those with diabetes is warranted by the preponderance of evidence supporting a robust link between diabetes and dementia.
Based on the previous track record of similar models and the preponderance of data supporting the structure as well as results of our model, we believe that our model provides insight into the effects of low-level viral replication in the setting of HAART.
Although the preponderance of evidence supports a major role for TGF-β in the mediation of Treg suppressive activity, there are likely to be additional factors and/or cofactors that secondarily contribute to their function and that may become prevalent in the absence of TGF-β and/or if TGF-β is dysregulated.
If the preponderance of evidence supporting a particular method of labor induction for the outcomes of interest is strong enough that further research would be unlikely to change the reviewers' confidence in the estimate of effect, the evidence quality was assessed as high [ 11].
