Sentence examples for roots evidence from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are the global headlines, but I am a firm believer in grass roots evidence.

For patients embarking on radical therapy, the exclusion of bone metastases is paramount, making it imperative to use the most sensitive and specific diagnostic test available – currently this is MRI, which also evaluates potential threat to the spinal cord and nerve roots (evidence from prospective trials is summarised in Table 1).

The relatively slender ledger of courts-martial was not, for Root, evidence of the unevenness of U.S. military justice on the islands.

Kings of Leon Wait For Me While the stadium rockers have declared new album 'Mechanical Bull' a return to their scuzzy garage-punk roots, the evidence is not entirely convincing if this grown up, soft-rock track is anything to go by.

Expression of a feedback-resistant anthranilate synthase in Catharanthus roseus hairy roots provides evidence for tight regulation of terpenoid indole alkaloid levels.

Microscopic inspection of the tip of skewing roots reveals evidence of CFR around the root axis.

As early as 1995, Ryan et al. observed that inhibitors of anion channels inhibited the Al-activated secretion of malate from wheat roots, providing evidence that Al might activate malate secretion via a channel in the PM in the apical cells of Al-tolerant wheat cells [ 37].

It is not known whether the already relatively high number of vertebrae reconstructed for the MRCA is an artifact of the extremely high number of vertebrae in Erpetoichthys biasing the estimation of the root, or evidence that extinct stem polypterids were already relatively elongate.

It's rooted in evidence, not ideology.

They are still attached to their Latin roots, as evidenced by the fact that they usually speak Spanish with one another and their coaches.

He argues that they are also rooted in evidence, confront unavoidable trade-offs, and aim to help the poorest and most vulnerable members of society.