Sentence examples for space evidence from inspiring English sources

The present model of SPA-induced ARDS satisfied the published ATS criteria for a high-quality model [9], indicated by the following: accumulation of neutrophils and proteinaceous debris in the alveolar or the interstitial space, evidence of interstitial and intra-alveolar edema, an increase in the absolute number of neutrophils in BAL fluid, and hypoxemia.

Next to the RX-7s are a few open spaces, evidence of some missing cars.

He said tenants were ultimately persuaded to sign on for space by "evidence that there were enough dual-income households" nearby to support the project.

All that was left in that damaged, desolate space was evidence that the world could disappear in a moment, leaving you God knows where.

Does this distribution of sites in time and space provide evidence to support or reject the traditional model of American colonization?

If we look at the historical context of why African-Americans need to organize, of why Black students need a safe space, the evidence is endless.

Size isn't everything, but when it comes to protecting areas of ocean space, scientific evidence dictates that it's a huge contributing factor to the overall success of marine reserves.

Although Aβ aggregates typically form in the extracellular space, new evidence suggests that intracellular deposits are also involved in pathogenesis.

With this in mind, opportunity to generate learning is identified via features such as interest in the study, willingness of staff at all levels to participate in the research process, plausibility of planned data collection methods (e.g. adequate physical space), and evidence of the organisation's engagement with previous comparable studies.

Mr. Harrison said that "the online advertising industry is a dynamic and evolving space — as evidenced by a number of recently announced acquisitions".

Here, lived space – whether evidenced by the sounds of children playing in one of the estate's many playgrounds, or the sight of wet clothes hanging outside the two inhabited flats – disturbs the sense of Park Hill as signifying an architecture that has been consigned to the past.