Sentences with phrase «see any evidence suggesting»

Hoodline, a Bay Area news blog, reported that it had, however, seen evidence suggesting that the compromise extended beyond Muni ticket payment terminals.

«For the first time, we see evidence suggesting that intense interactions between the stars in the central binary played a significant role in sculpting the nebula we see today,» said Thomas Madura, a NASA Postdoctoral Program fellow at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, and one of the researchers.

«I don't see any evidence suggesting that consuming large quantities of butter or ice cream is beneficial for anything,» he says.

Recently, we've seen evidence suggesting that there's an optimal level of vitamin D, and it differs for everyone.

While we've seen some evidence suggesting that Google's been preparing for a couple new Nexus models, these rumors of Android Silver have cast new doubt upon whether or not we'll actually see the commercial release of that hardware.

Not exact matches

First, all available evidence (see here, here, here, and here) suggests that our current public pensions do an adequate job of providing retirement income to lower - income Canadians.

However, Seif sees little evidence to suggest these pressure campaigns are having any effect.

I see little evidence in their analysis to suggest that a monetary policymaker should see financial stability risks as being in any way material.

I see no evidence that most Canadians actually pay attention to Carney's sporadic announcements; the available evidence strongly suggests they're influenced more by his setting of the overnight rate, which goes a long way in determining the interest costs on their mortgages and lines of credit.

Whilst the sector has traditionally been seen as a stepping stone on the way to long - term leases, the evidence suggests that the sector is now being seen as a long - term option with 39 % of businesses now staying in businesses centres for at least three years, an almost three-fold increase on 2014.

Drawing these various pieces of information together there is some evidence to suggest that domestic demand is now in the process of slowing from the above - average pace seen in 2004.

Research findings from the Center for Talent Innovation, a New York - based think tank headed by Sylvia Ann Hewlett, found that having something inherently in common with the funder, decision maker or investor makes an enormous difference, since 56 percent of decision makers in the study did not value ideas they didn't personally see a need for, even when evidence suggests that it's a good, marketable idea.

While many investors are in search of a guru or someone who can see around corners, the data and evidence suggest that it's simply not possible, especially on a consistent and forward - looking basis.

I see no evidence to suggest that there is a god, so I don't believe that there is one.

Berger suggests that in the days ahead — unless surprises occur — we will see the continuation of the secularizing trend which is already apparent in society, though he admits that the evidence is not as all - embracing as some have thought.

Nonetheless, having seen his affinities with Sullivan's thought in part one, there should be no surprise to learn that there is ample evidence scattered throughout his writings to suggest that Whitehead, himself, envisioned an approximate schema of personality development.

To suggest that we haven't seen much evidence of evolution in the lab «for thousands of years» shows you don't understand the principles involved.

But it would have been interesting to see what would have happened if, instead of rioting, the people went to the local police stations and lay down on the steps, the footpath, along the road, and refused to leave until they got a predetermined outcome (eg a review of the evidence, apologies etc, or a form of forgiveness and grace as Jeremy has suggested here).

I see no evidence in the Bible that anyone came to Christ because someone else was the model you suggest with scripture.

Although the paper presented here is the one Hartshorne intended for publication, internal evidence suggests that it is the earliest of all the manuscripts — see endnotes [10] and [16].

No1 can see the future so he may come back and be incredible but there's no evidence to suggest that may be the case.

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In fact, I see more and more evidence that suggests Wenger takes players backward.

So evidence does suggest we are learning, next big encounter is munu so come back and revisit and well see if what is what.

Not seen as a legend anymore just a senile despot trying to cling to the belief that he is still a good manager when evidence suggests he couldn't motivate anyone.

This is a fixture they were beaten 1 - 0 in at home last August, and while there is plenty of evidence to suggest revenge might be on the cards, if the Toffees can come unstuck at Aston Villa and Wigan then I see no reason why QPR, who aren't playing all that bad and are in urgent need of a morale - boosting victory, won't cause them further problems at Loftus Road.

Evidence suggests services are less likely to «see» men as fathers, and that little is done to support young carers» relationships with their fathers — whether or not they live with them.

And while some parents may once have seen it as being too grand or theatrical, evidence suggests that the tides are shifting, and more and more couples are opting for this name as opposed to the more traditional and formal Maxwell or Max.

The very contention that young children should be prevented from frequently seeing their fathers overnight unless it is proven that this is not harmful suggests that Tornello & Emery have little empirical evidence to support their position.

We examined plots visually to see whether there was any evidence of asymmetry that might suggest different treatment effects in smaller studies, which may indicate publication bias (Harbord 2006).

In Wales we have it, I have yet to see any evidence to suggest that regional AMs less busy or deemed second class in anyway.

But, as we can see again this year, there is little evidence to suggest we live in such a world.

And yet further evidence suggests that children do want to see action taken: a 2011 BLF survey showed that 86 % of children said they want action to be taken to protect them from cigarette smoke in the car.

Rio Tinto analysis suggests that around 100 million tonnes of primarily Chinese iron ore production had become unprofitable, and sees evidence on the ground that a large proportion of this has already been curtailed.

Mr Cable suggested that «we're beginning to see real evidence of rebalancing».

And that implies — and we've seen lots of evidence so far to suggest — that it is parking itself squarely in the centre ground of British politics.

«On balance, the evidence on the UK labour market suggests that fears about adverse consequences of rising immigration regularly seen in opinion polls have not, on average, materialised.

He said: «I see nothing at all in the search warrant application that would give rise to probable cause, nothing that would make anyone suspect that there was anything on the laptop beyond what the FBI had already searched and determined not to be evidence of a crime, nothing to suggest that there would be anything other than routine correspondence between Secretary Clinton and her longtime aide Huma Abedin.»

But with our planet as their guide, astrobiologists are forced to acknowledge that oxygen may be the least likely thing they will ever see — genetic evidence suggests the complex oxygen - producing photosynthetic pathway pioneered by cyanobacteria is an extraordinary evolutionary innovation that only appeared once throughout the entire multi-billion-year history of Earth's biosphere.

Fierce debate still rages over its significance, but many see it as a crucial piece of evidence in the story of how humans came to be — one that suggests flowers played a key role in our evolution.

There is consistent evidence of a human presence in the Scandinavian peninsula from around 11,700 years ago, and similarities between stone tool artefacts found in Scandinavia and those seen in both Western Europe and Eastern Europe suggest that several groups may have migrated into the area when the ice retreated.

Still, Turtle has seen no evidence of year - round rivers, suggesting Titan might resemble the deserts of the US Southwest, where river channels are dry most of the year but carry water during rare rains.

He's beginning to see evidence that suggests climate change is now a part of the gentrification story in Miami real estate.

Evidence from the 1950s, when doctors in the US and Israel exposed children to radiation to treat a variety of ailments, suggests that the consequences of this exposure will last for at least 40 years (see Diagram).

These results suggested that clear evidence of the Penrose process might never be seen from a supermassive black hole.

And if that were the case, Alan is absolutely right; the only really sensible explanation is since all of the evidence suggest that unless you really fine tune things, the Higgs should be observable at the LHC or a machine like it, then it would tell us that there are some other fundamental fine tuning in nature that would strongly suggest that the universe we see is not generic and is very special.

The researchers saw evidence of this phenomenon, which may suggest future combinations with PD - 1 / PD - L1 inhibitors.

The evidence also suggests that bonobos might prefer hinderers because they see them as more dominant.

This too is in line with the natural conception rate reported from other trials, thus suggesting that «expectant management» (wait - and - see) may be a reasonable option in patients with unexplained infertility — though there is no strong evidence in its favour.

The evidence from MRI scans suggests that such Neanderthal - derived genetic variation may affect the way our brains work today — and may hold clues to understanding deficits seen in schizophrenia and autism - related disorders, say the researchers.