Sentence examples for recognized evidence of from inspiring English sources
It's the first recognized evidence of a brain tumor in a dinosaur fossil.
Up to now, dengue fever in mainland China is still characterized as an imported disease, without recognized evidence of its endemic status [ 5].
Real science has been practiced here as well: among other activities, NASA used the crater to train Apollo astronauts how to recognize evidence of impacts on the moon.
It is possible to recognize evidence of initial human dispersion by the region between ∼14,000 and 13,100 cal BP (12,000 to 11,320 14C BP) during the late Pleistocene, when dry and cold climatic conditions prevailed in the region.
He then cuts a deal for Oscar to owe him a favor, and watches a movie with Oscar and Oscar's "roommate" Gil Tom W. Chickk) while completely failing to recognize evidence of Oscar's homosexuality.
Recognizing evidence of the microbial process has implications for reconstructing taphonomic histories.
Despite recognized evidence for the benefits of statin therapy in younger patients with coexisting CHD and CKD [ 1], data surrounding the benefits of statin therapy for older patients with these co-morbidities are less clear.
These tools include descriptive reports that permit extensive user customization and report-card-style reports displaying performance rates for nationally recognized evidence-based quality-of-care measures endorsed by the National Quality Forum NQFF).
As the above results illustrated, we recognized the evidence of apoptosis of HepG2/ADM cells in vitro.
Clearly, the earth was far older than the alleged ∼6,000 years since the beginning of the Biblical creation, and fossils were now recognized as evidence of extinct species.
Therefore, once the availability and effectiveness of early intervention has been recognized as evidence of net benefit, the nomination of ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency and carbamoyl phosphate synthetase deficiency for inclusion in the recommended uniform screening panel should also be considered.
