Sentence examples for provided by evidence from inspiring English sources

Confirmation of this RA-SM regulation in vivo was provided by evidence that restricting maternal vitamin A dietary intake during initiation of airway development resulted in aberrant overly differentiated and ectopic distribution of SM in these airways.

In these cases we will seek statistical and other evidence to support our beliefs, but there exists now a firm consensus among philosophers of science that the justification provided by evidence for a hypothesis will depend for its credibility on theoretical background assumptions.

It may be understood as proposing that the value of chances be systematically related to the values of the frequencies, or merely as proposing that evidence about the values of the chances is provided by evidence about the value of the frequencies (and vice versa).

Support for another three loci, TNFAIP3, TSC1 and RNF114, is provided by evidence of association at nominal p value thresholds of 0.05 although confirmation of association with PsA will be required in other, large datasets.

A link between ADK and SnRK1.2 is provided by evidence that SnRK1 kinases are known to be activated upon binding of 5′-AMP [ 23], and ADK phosphorylates adenosine producing 5′-AMP [ 6].

An example of the stronger support provided by evidence lines of multiple types can be found in the annotations of homology between anatomical entities, provided by the Bgee team (see https://github.com/BgeeDB/anatomical-similarity-annotations/wiki/Similarity-annotations).

Using breast cancer genetic risk prediction models as an example, on the surface clinical use of genetic information is consistent with the tools provided by evidence-based medicine, representing a means to equitably distribute limited health-care resources.

Officials at the FA and football's world governing body Fifa are now examining the evidence provided by Lord Stevens.

stands for the aggregated network evidence containing all actions provided by the evidence in Π. (9).

The level of information provided by ink evidence to the criminal and civil justice system is limited.

Finally, the information provided by multiple evidence lines needs to be reconciled.