There is, however, little evidence to support this assumption.
Fertility experts, too, say there is little direct evidence to support this assumption, though some believe it is possible.
However, given the dearth of statistical significance to support this assumption, it currently remains a hypothesis at best.
Fertility experts say that there is little evidence to support this assumption but that there are some indications it may be valid.
These macaque species are typically regarded as equivalent models of cognitive aging, yet no direct comparisons have been made to support this assumption.
However, there is no evidence to support this assumption and recent studies have shown that the morbidity of myomectomy and hysterectomy is comparable.
However, there is no scientific evidence to support this assumption.
No data yet exist, however, to support this assumption.
There's even some good old fashioned evidence to support this assumption.
Though ubiquitous, there is limited empirical evidence to support this assumption.
To support this assumption we consider the curves in Figure 2 again.
