Sentence examples for water evidence from inspiring English sources

"This is exciting," Dr. Jakosky of the University of Colorado said of the water evidence and its life implications.

Because if you put a lot more shellfish in the water, evidence suggests that this will be good for other kinds of seafood too.

The latest discovery advances scientists' inquiry into how life could survive under Mars' brutal conditions --exactly the fofus of "The Martian".. "Someone just asked me if the R.S.L.'s were near Ares 3 and could Mark Watney have used the water," Green said in a phone interview Tuesday, referencing the acronym for the apparent water evidence and Watney's spacecraft in the film.

In contrast to the evidence regarding arsenic concentration in drinking water, evidence on the association of rice consumption as a route of arsenic exposure in relation to CVD risk is sparse.

However, the initial extraction rate (h) was found to be 35.15 mg g−1 min−1 with aqueous glycerol and 29.18 mg g−1 min−1 with water, evidencing a faster washing phase.

The effective diffusion coefficients quantified De(EuIII-EDTA) = 1.5 1.7 · 1012 m2 s−1 were an order of magnitude lower than that of water, evidencing the anionic exclusion of [EuIII-EDTA]− within the clay rock.

In contrast, earlier linear dipolar dyes yielding FONs upon self-aggregation in water evidenced a reduction of both reduced emission and peak 2 PA as compared to molecular dyes dissolved in low to medium polarity organic solvents.

The identification of secondary geochemical processes (dolomite and gypsum dissolution and dedolomitization) in Fuensanta spring waters evidences the induced hydrogeochemical changes resulting from the allogenic recharge.

Taking into account the geochemical features of these confined systems (2 3 mg/L of dissolved oxygen and huge amounts of dissolved sulfate) and in spite of being geothermal waters, evidences of the processes like methanogenesis, sulfate reduction, denitrification, or anaerobic oxidation of organic matter were not identified.

(See The Dead Weather's video for Will There Be Enough Water? for evidence of that).

There's no drinking water in evidence, nor any for washing skin.