Sentence examples for a fact evidenced from inspiring English sources

My new companions had other beliefs, a fact evidenced by our divergent waistlines.

As a result, less consumers are shopping at America's largest home improvement chain, a fact evidenced in Home Depot's soft sales.

Such labelling does not depict the reality of having different categories of the same disease; a fact evidenced in the continuous research in root causes and variations of symptoms in a number of diseases.

On the other hand, fixed point theory of mappings defined on partial metric spaces since the first results obtained in [6] has flourished in the meantime, a fact evidenced by quite a number of papers dedicated to this subject (see, e.g., [18 47]).

Shellfish have formed part of the human diet since prehistoric times, a fact evidenced by the remains of mollusc shells found in ancient middens.

A recent large epidemiologic study, in fact, evidenced a 55.8 % prevalence of migraine among fibromyalgia patients [13], while other studies showed the prevalence of fibromyalgia in migraine patients to be over 30%[1415, 15].

I don't know what he thought or how he truly felt; I only know how he was in his conduct, which wasn't that bad and, in fact, evidenced a small, unformed nobility, although heavy-bellied and gooberish.

This fact evidences a texture that could be originated by fluctuations in the distribution of the Co/Ni ratio into the same segment and/or the effect of transversal stresses produced by the confined growth into the pores of the alumina template.

A diagnosis of ASC-US may also hide SILs, a fact also evidenced in earlier studies [ 28, 29].

These results corroborate those of Narsinghani and colleagues [ 56] who showed significant antioxidant activity for five synthetic aurones, using these same two methods; however, the synthetic compounds showed a satisfactory reducing power, a fact not evidenced in this study.

These facts evidence that miR expression is under a tight and fine regulation.