Sentence examples for yes evidence from inspiring English sources

¥Accepted surrogates = all the recommendations with surrogate acceptability classified as: yes (e1) = implicit yes "evidence 1"; yes (e2) = implicit yes "evidence 2"; yes (used) = implicit yes "used before"; yes (ref) = implicit yes "reference"; yes (e) = explicit yes; N/S = no statement; N/A = not applicable.

And yes, evidence suggests they do disproportionately attract former Conservative support.

Nonetheless, some respondents (n = 5) argued that evidence was not used in an objective manner, as researcher stated that " I would say, yes, evidence was used but not in a manner that was very helpful.

✓= Yes, evidence identified; − = No evidence identified.

While the answer may still be yes, the evidence comes primarily by a different measure.

Many would be inclined to say yes despite evidence to the contrary.

Schaede says yes, as evidenced by Japan's economic upswing between 2002 and (mid) 2008.

Oh by the way, yes the best evidence shows we really may get 7 feet by 2100.

So yes, that's evidence of planning – apparently more planning than goes into a typical executive order issued by this White House.

They typically conceded that yes, the accumulating evidence does indicate that the current drug-coated versions of coronary stents — tiny metal devices are used to prop open heart arteries after blockages have been cleared — are more likely to create deadly blood clots than the simpler bare metal products they have replaced.

Yes, the judge had been hand in hand with the prosecution; yes, doubts had been raised about some of the evidence; yes, the execution of his parents had been a terrible miscarriage of justice.