Sentence examples for also adduced from inspiring English sources

He might have also adduced his own American Museum, with its crude, fraudulent mermaids and stainless Jenny Linds, its midgets and its giantesses, as another example of the contradictions and extremes of the island.

The authors also adduced evidence that the effect of math skills on wages was partially mediated through Educational Attainment.

Considering their sleep problem not serious enough, fear to feel drowsy or tired next day and unwillingness to get medical help were also adduced (Table 1).

Sharpe and Cooper [12] also adduced some other evidence for the presence of nitroxyl anion production in the NO ferrocytochrome c system, including nitrosylmyoglobin formation and the cross-linking of the reactive sulfhydryl in yeast cytochrome c.

Ballard and colleagues [ 3] also adduced that the pathophysiology of depression in DLB, as well as PDD, is fundamentally different from that seen in AD, with alterations within the serotonergic pathway as a common feature of both.

Mr Osborne also adduces proposed reforms to health care and schools which, he claims, would both improve provision and save cash.

To reinforce his position, one might also adduce the United States, noting that the Mason Dixon line is (though not in the field of general literature) a dividing line: the American South, even including the Uncle Remus stories, has supplied very little good children's reading.

Lest I make the Economist writers sound too simplistic, let me point out that they also adduce all sorts of other factors to explain how the 9 billion earthlings of 2050 will be living happily with an average income of $20,000 per annum (by today's standards).

Wang also adduces cold and hunger as things that one must experience in order to know.

On this basis, we would (also) adduce support for the polder or Dutch model.

He also adduces the letters sent from Origen to Alexander's mother Mamaea (Eusebius, Historia Ecclesiastica 6.21, 6.28) to explain Dionysius' comment.