Sentence examples for showing that long from inspiring English sources

But scientific opinion has significantly changed in recent years, and medical evidence was submitted to the justices showing that long acting reversible contraception (LARC) does not harm fertilized eggs.

This is in agreement with previous results showing that long words provide better specificity and thus a better taxonomic classification [ 21].

This idea has been challenged by molecular time-calibrated phylogenies showing that long branches subtend late Cenozoic (in the Miocene ~15 Ma) and near-simultaneous initiations of diversification of the living genera [ 6, 43].

The bank gave her a 10-year chart showing that long-term rates were consistently higher than short-term, she said.

Concern over housing deepened Wednesday with the release of new data showing that long-term interest rates were rising rapidly from their historic lows, while mortgage applications to purchase houses were falling.

Matsu'ura and Sato (1989) and Sato and Matsu'ura (1988) applied this model to subduction zones, showing that long-term deformation in subduction zones develops over repeated earthquake cycles.

He also reinvented playing shortstop, showing that long-ball hitters could play it as well or better than little guys who specialize in bunts.

Opioid management soon became a mainstay for chronic pain treatment based on empirical assumptions of how it worked in the acute care setting, but now, some three decades later, there is still a real void of scientific evidence to be found showing that long-term opioid therapy is effective in the management of chronic pain conditions.

The enhanced motor learning in B6/CBA F1 mice after long-term VMT presents direct evidence showing that long-term VMT is able to trigger the "use-dependent plasticity".

This view is further supported by epidemiologic data showing that long-term treatment with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may protect against Alzheimer disease and Parkinson disease [41], [42], [43].

This finding is supported by previous studies showing that long-term exposure (>8 years) induced greater chromosomal aberrations.