Sentence examples for present day evidence from inspiring English sources
A 44 km-long circular incision at 275 m and 460 m water depths, with a steep external edge (from 40 to 70 m high), forms the only present day evidence of this ancient MTC.
Each will be discussed briefly in the context of some of the present day evidence relating to longevity.
Here we discuss the main themes which the nonagenarian themselves identified as important pointers in their age-span and health-span, relate these to some present day evidence about genes and life style interactions related to longevity and discuss how the combined evidence supports everyone adopting better ageing strategies.
Homeopaths may not yet adequately understand precisely how their medicines work, but the body of historical and present-day evidence and experience is simply too significant to ignore.
Our finding of deficiency in the present day supports evidence of iodine deficiency in pregnancy in other parts of the United Kingdom, including Cardiff (7) and the North East (6), South East (8), and South West (2) regions.
She ploughed through history to see how the old had got on, from classical Greece to the present day, she pursued evidence of attitudes towards old age.
Although LaMEVE is dominated by improved recording of eruptions towards the present day (Figure 3), there is evidence for super-imposed variability on this overall trend.
This is a challenge in South Africa as very few facilities had colposcopies at the time of the study and anecdotal evidence from present day indicates that even when colposcopies are available, they are not always used by providers.
For evidence of that, observe the culture wars of the present day.
