Sentence examples for pressure evidence from inspiring English sources

In addition to political pressure, evidence also began to accumulate that greater clarity increased the stability of financial markets.

Prenatal phthalate exposure and childhood growth and blood pressure: evidence from the Spanish INMA-Sabadell birth cohort study.

Therefore, although this review has found evidence of benefit for nurse led interventions in the management of blood pressure, evidence is insufficient to support the widespread use of nurses in hypertension management within the UK healthcare systems.

Despite this likely selective pressure, evidence suggests that CTCF binding is also evolving rapidly, most notably the discovery that mouse embryonic stem cells (ESCs) have thousands of CTCF-binding events that cannot be conserved in the human genome, as they are found in rodent-specific B2 repeat elements (Bourque et al., 2008).

Another MoH respondent argued that evidence was taken seriously because of the political context: "evidence by itself would not have constituted sufficient force to enable the government to make the decision, but because they were under political pressure, evidence gave them reason to make the decision to abolish user fees".

Non-invasive arterial blood pressure evidenced difference in SAP values during T6, with higher values in animals subjected to radical mastectomy (P < 0.03).

This suggests that many of these transcripts are under selective pressure, evidenced by a mutation rate in that region lower than in other parts of the pseudogene; one possible interpretation of this observation is that many of these trans-NATs are expressed and therefore that pseudogene formation results in the generation of trans-NATs that could be functional.

Mr. Verniero has come under increasing pressure as evidence has emerged that state officials knew racial profiling was widespread on the New Jersey Turnpike.

Earlier in the day, Fifa's secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, comes under pressure after evidence emerges showing he was aware of a $10m payment from South African officials to the former Concacaf president Jack Warner, a payment described by US investigators as a bribe.

They should have suspended their support immediately when the payment to Platini went public and to do so latterly shows they have done so in the face of overwhelming pressure and evidence and not because they've done the right thing.

The Treasury points to the big fall in unemployment since 1997 without a rise in wage pressure as evidence that the economy had become more flexible.These improvements were not sufficient to satisfy Mr Brown that the two first and most crucial tests have been met for now.