The phrase "an explicit evidence" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "explicit evidence" without the article "an." You can use "explicit evidence" when referring to clear and direct proof or information that supports a claim or argument.
Example: "The study provided explicit evidence that the new treatment was effective in reducing symptoms."
Alternatives: "clear evidence" or "direct evidence."
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The worsening of MTT reduction in response to ATP- and KCl- stimulations in the triple-transgenic mice and inverse correlation of RanBP9 levels with that of spinophilin in AD brain synaptosomes, as well as mouse model of AD, is an explicit evidence that RanBP9, in fact, contributes to functional loss of synapses through loss of spines and mitochondrial deficits.
The results show that, despite the announcement of the inclusion of changes in work, there is not any explicit evidence confirming that such changes are considered as a requirement for corporate sustainability projects.
Despite a lack of explicit evidence for positive selection, we identified several potentially interesting evolutionary signatures in the COXI gene of brown and polar bears.
Some scholars argue that there were books by Pythagoreans earlier than Philolaus (Zhmud 1989 and 1997), but, where there is clear evidence for a book, it is unlikely that the figure is a Pythagorean (e.g. Alcmaeon) and, where the figure is clearly a Pythagorean, there is no explicit evidence for a book (e.g. Hippasus).
But Judge Walls noted that when it comes to a bribery charge for political contributions, prosecutors "must prove an explicit quid pro quo," or offer some explicit evidence of an agreement.
Hundreds of videotapes, e-mails and text messages between Ms. Wright and Mr. Strong provided a mountain of sexually explicit evidence for prosecutors.
This theory has been challenged by studies of diffusion of innovations showing that formal scientific evidence is not the sole source of action; instead, diffusion is described as a complex interplay of explicit evidence and practical knowledge, gained from professional experience (Dopson and Fitzgerald 2005).
Lucas's amendment does make provision… The presumption (of having an automatic license) may be rebutted by explicit evidence that such a licence was not granted.
And conservatives jumped on that revelation as the most explicit evidence of an effort to sabotage Trump during the election.
In two previous releases of about 7,500 documents, there has been no explicit evidence of a C.I.A. role in destabilizing the Allende government, archivists say.
