Sentence examples for with subsequent evidence from inspiring English sources

Following consumption, shedding and clinical signs were observed in the index piglet on day 2 post-consumption with subsequent evidence of viral shedding to 2 other piglets on days 3 and 4. Similar to the Treatment group, all rectal swab samples and intestinal tract samples were PCR and IHC-positive at necropsy, along with evidence of microscopic lesions.

But we know that something important has occurred — a recognition of a deep affinity — and that impression will stay with us despite subsequent evidence to the contrary.

Previous studies have consistently shown that excess CV mortality in RA is associated with baseline or subsequent evidence of high levels of inflammation, including elevated CRP, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate and elevated swollen joint counts [ 5, 25- 27].

Ioannidis goes on to say: Published research findings are sometimes refuted by subsequent evidence, with ensuing confusion and disappointment.

An equivocal body of evidence has emerged regarding the relation between lipophilic persistent organochlorine pollutants (POPs) and endometriosis, following an initial report in primates (Rier et al. 1993), with subsequent experimental evidence (Birnbaum and Cummings 2002), including exposures during sensitive windows of development (Crain et al. 2008).

If so, they could challenge all subsequent evidence on constitutional grounds.

But subsequent evidence has come to light that it may not have been entirely a mistake.

Yet, subsequent evidence cast doubt on the forensic science behind the burn pattern.

Johnson reviewed studies of hypertension in association with gout dating from more than a century ago (31), with extensive subsequent corroborative evidence, although this correlation does not demonstrate a causal relationship of urate to hypertension.

Rural origin is the factor most strongly associated with subsequent rural practice with evidence from remote areas of the western world that students recruited from rural backgrounds are more likely to practice in under-served remote and rural areas [ 23– 30].

Another study found no evidence of association with subsequent stroke risk in older women, although effect estimates were not presented to allow a full assessment of this.