Sentence examples for there exist evidence from inspiring English sources

However, there exist evidence gaps on the contextual factors that hinder investments on soil conservation among smallholders.

At this moment, there exist evidence of the effectiveness of CDP in depression [ 13], anxiety [ 14], and other psychiatric disorders such as alcohol abuse, psychosomatic disorders [ 15] or even pain [ 16].

The European Food Safety Authority concluded in a recent report that there exist evidence that food-producing animals can be a reservoir for ESBL and pAmpC producing Enterobacteriaceae and the corresponding genes and that transmission has occurred between food-producing animals and humans [ 3].

The values of the matrix elements are as follows: for M lk = 1, there exists evidence showing that gene G l is involved in the disease defined by ontology term O k and for M lk = 0, there is a lack of evidence.

Currently, there exist evidence-based recommendations and expert consensus recommendations for specific applications for EUS, including for point-of-care lung and cardiac ultrasound [9, 10].

47 In addition, there exist evidences of interactions between smoking and work place exposure in the aetiology of COPDs.

There exist evidences [ 35- 37] that the prevalence of ADHD as defined in the DSM-IV can be somewhat higher than when defined according to DSM-III-R criteria, due to the inclusion of the types "with hyperactive-impulsive predominance" and "with attention deficit predominance" (that had been diagnosed as ADHD not specified in the DSM-III-R) [ 38].

However, in February 2008 the International Atomic Energy Agency suggested that there existed evidence that Iran had in fact continued nuclear development after the 2003 date put forth by the NIE.

Although his first attempt was unsuccessful — the box of chocolates in which he'd secreted a Yiddish manuscript was confiscated on his way to Prague's airport — there exists evidence that Zuckerman helped ferry the banned fictions of Bruno Schulz and Milan Kundera into the free-market world.

There exists evidence to suggest that female collegiate soccer players experience greater mean time-loss due to concussions, as compared with their male counterparts (Covassin et al. 2016).

There exists evidence that bicycle laws, including helmet laws, are enforced pretextually against members of minority racial and ethnic groups in some cities (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 2004; Benning 2014; Stanley & Zayas 2015; Goodyear 2015).