Sentence examples for presented further evidence from inspiring English sources

Another clinical trial published in 2002 presented further evidence that these products increased the risk of heart disease, stroke, and cancer.

He eventually approved a $150 million settlement after the agency presented further evidence of the bank's wrongdoing.

The data on the bone formation in vivo presented further evidence that biomimetic NF scaffolds provided hAFSCs a more favorable synthetic ECM, and thus, facilitated the osteogenic differentiation of hAFSCs.

The finding has presented further evidence to support the relationship between dental caries disease and treatment experience with geography (locality) acting as a moderator.

Marc Robinson-Rechavi (University of Lausanne, Switzerland) presented further evidence that functional divergence between human and mouse orthologs is primarily owing to expression patterns and not to positive selection on protein sequences.

This has prompted much work to delineate those individuals with impaired glycometabolic control, and the same group presented further evidence that abnormal glucose metabolism is associated with a high prevalence of acute MI [ 2].

More and more scientific studies show the link between deforestation in the north and the reduction of rainfall in the southeast, presenting further evidence of how the effects of climate change are already upon us.

In the background, no fewer than four varieties of animal print vie for attention, presenting further evidence that Moss's recently established interiors company will have no truck with Kinfolk-style neutral walls and hand-hewn wooden furniture.

But he said that commission investigators would present further evidence on the cement work and other factors that led to the explosion and the spill when the panel next meets in public on Nov. 8 and 9.

Jayawardene was also a consistently chirpy presence in the slips, presenting further evidence of the ill-feeling that has simmered between the teams since the reporting of Sri Lanka's off-spinner Sachithra Senanayake for a suspect bowling action during the one-day series, followed closely by the controversial run-out of Jos Buttler at Edgbaston.

This paper presents further evidence in support of the theory.