Sentence examples for provisional evidence from inspiring English sources
The provisional evidence favors the learning-by-doing model.
There is also some provisional evidence that diets high in resistance starch (RS) may have an effect on adipocyte metabolism by affecting the release of adiponectin [9].
This approach has some limitations [ 29] but is widely used and provides at least provisional evidence for the instrument's sensitivity.
Our data also provide provisional evidence for the existence of a two-phase apoptotic process in involution and which also coincides with the two phases previously described [ 2].
Human studies also provide provisional evidence in support of the hypothesis that variation in the RS3 region may mediate differences in brain V1aR expression and social cognition and behavior.
These markers are currently of research interest only, and while provisional evidence suggests potential roles they may shed light on clinical course and outcome [ 131], data are too preliminary to merit incorporation in routine clinical screening.
Recently, the SEDENTEXCT working group proposed provisional evidence-based selection criteria with clinical indications regarding when CBCT should be performed.
If these observations are reflected in humans, then there is the potential for major health benefits of including RS as the major carbohydrate in the diet, which may support provisional epidemiological evidence of reduced diet related disease in population who consume high levels of RS.
Provisional biochemical evidence for the presence of p-coumaryl alcohol in brown and green algae, but absence of G and S variants [ 4] suggests that numerous eukaryotes could have the capacity to only synthesize p-coumaryl alcohol or H lignin.
However, because of generally low power in those between-subjects contrasts, the effect of time on the accuracy of reminiscence can only be considered provisional and awaits further evidence.
As to the uses of SDR in protecting voter access, consider evidence from provisional ballots, (meaning those ballots cast by voters whose name was not found on the voter roll where they went to vote).
