Sentence examples for usage evidence from inspiring English sources
Deciding Usage: Evidence and Interpretation, by J. Stephen Sherwin (641 pp., paperback, University Press of America, $64.50).
Those willing to provisionally accept the inclusive usage without evidence that it is widespread and grounded in natural ways of categorizing experience (and thus not to be dismisssed out of hand as a mere philosophers' confusion or tendentious invention) may wish to skip now to this note's last paragraph.
Across our subjects we did not observe tissue-specific signature amino acid residues, differential co-receptor usage, or evidence for differential immune selection (as measured by the patterns of non-synonymous site mutations) in either genital tract or blood viruses.
Despite widespread usage, the evidence base for most complementary therapies is weak or non-existent.
For example, the GO restricts usage of evidence based on expression pattern to annotations with terms from the biological process ontology.
The survey on insecticide usage provided evidence for intensive use of chemical insecticides both for agro-industry and for personal protection in South Cameroon.
Although these HAT complexes, and histone deacetylases (HDACs), control gene expression through modulation of the transcriptional machinery (i.e. promoter usage), increasing evidence suggests that one or more of these complexes may have analogous roles in chromatin remodeling during DNA replication and DNA repair [ 20- 22].
In this sense, the second part of Equation 3) that relies on system I can be understood as the qualitative modifier ("weight"), which, depending on the system I's estimates of benefits and harms increases or decreases the first part of equation (which is dependent on system's II precise usage of evidence for benefits and harms).
(2) Can a straightforward scale be developed that allows STEM faculty to meaningfully self-identify their own adoption stage regarding the usage of evidence-based instructional practices?
Such usage is evidenced by our large cohort of patients in whom HbA1c levels were obtained in patients without a diagnosis of diabetes.
The intervention group respondents also significantly increased in usage of evidence-based prognostication methods in both cases (1/18 to 14/18 and 2/18 to 14/18, both p < 0.001); these were significantly different from the control group at follow-up.
