The phrase 'provide first evidence' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you want to refer to providing facts or proof to support an argument. For example, "The research study was designed to provide first evidence of a causal link between the two phenomena."
Results provide first evidence for the claim that mindfulness practices in MBCT are designed to address the process of CR.
Several features of the system provide first evidence that each protein influences the properties of the matrix in a characteristic mode.
In addition, we provide first evidence that an individual's personality plays a key role in the effectiveness of in-vehicle DSSs.
In summary, we provide first evidence that population-genetic differences in the dopamine-system are related to personality trait differences in Neuroticism and Extraversion, but only in contexts where there is high climatic stress.
Hence, we provide first evidence for an expertise-related grey matter architecture that may reflect a composite of brain characteristics that were still present before interpreting training and training-related changes.
Moreover we provide first evidence for differential piRNA expression in adherent and suspension-adapted CHO-K1 and DUKXB11 host cell lines as well as their recombinant derivatives, indicating that piRNAs might be tools for cell line development and engineering.
Overall, using the genetic model of Drosophila, we provide first evidence that early embryonic and tissue-specific modulation of lipolysis in myocardial progenitors, adipose tissue, and the germline leads to tissue-specific and/or systemic metabolic reprogramming or pre-programming that persists into adulthood.
Whereas the previous evidence linking the ilPFC to the balance of goal-directed action and habitual responding was based on correlational data13, our data provide first evidence for a causal role of the ilPFC in the modulation of goal-directed and habitual behavior.
We have analysed ASFV protein expression in three susceptible mammalian cell lines representing a susceptible host (wild boar) and two non-susceptible species (human and green monkey) by mass spectrometry and provide first evidence for the expression of 23 so far uncharacterized ASFV ORFs.
Lechner et al. provide first evidence that large rivers transport significant amounts of (micro plastics and thus contribute substantially to the marine plastics pollution.
Taken together, our data provide first evidence that noninvasive in vivo imaging of tumor-associated CD133 (AC133) is feasible.
