Sentences with phrase «first strong evidence»

Now, scientists at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, have unearthed the first strong evidence for such linear quakes.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Giacconi's team provided some of the first strong evidence that black holes were not just the fever dreams of theorists.

The virtual retina model in the IU study provides the first strong evidence for why this pattern of disease progression is so variable, and predicts where damage will occur next.

This discovery provides the first strong evidence that a piece of land from North America latched onto the Australian mainland 1.7 billion years ago.

But the SNPs also provided the first strong evidence that warblers in the southern Rocky Mountains and the Colorado Plateau overwinter in El Salvador.

«This is the first strong evidence for a biological role» for Rh proteins, says hematologist Peter Agre of Johns Hopkins University.

The virtual retina model in the IU study provides the first strong evidence for why this pattern of disease progression is so variable, and it predicts where damage will occur next.

Last July, a group of researchers from UC Irvine, UCLA, and Stanford announced they'd found the first strong evidence of the Majorana fermion, an elusive particle first theorised over 80 years ago that acts as its own antiparticle.

A new paper published Wednesday by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Nobel Prize - winning Susumu Tonegawa provides the first strong evidence of this possibility and raises the hope of future treatments that could reverse some of the ravages of the disease on memory.

And fossils from this period show the first strong evidence of land - based life, including plants and relatives of spiders and centipedes.

«Our work provides the first strong evidence from experiments on a natural ecosystem that ocean acidification is already slowing coral reef growth,» Albright said.

The satellite images provide the first strong evidence that these large Antarctic ice shelves respond to changes at their ocean edge in a way similar to that observed in Greenland.