His command over detailed fact was, however, occasionally less sure than his analytical ability, as evidenced, for example, by his claim that Japan was an example of a liberal economy.
While even its defenders concede that it isn't perfect, it is clearly a lot better than nothing — as evidenced, for example, by the opposition that it has stoked among Iranian hardliners.
Du Bois was one of a number of black intellectuals who feared that what they saw as the overemphasis on industrial training (as evidenced, for example, by the plan proposed by Booker T. Washington in the 1895 Atlanta Compromise) would confine blacks permanently to the ranks of second-class citizenship.
In the conventional scenario, the yuan's use for trade purposes would gradually be increased, as evidenced, for example, by last year's opening of bilateral yuan "swap" facilities with a number of China's emerging-market trading partners.At the same time, it would become a currency of international investment.
Rifting causes the formation of deep basins, as evidenced, for example, by Lake Tanganyika, depth 1.4 km, the second deepest lake in the world, and by Lake Nyasa, depth 0.7 km, the fourth deepest lake, both of which occur as part of the East African Rift System.
Either way, though, it feels like a swarm -- as evidenced, for example, by the sudden inundation of screaming and all-too-synchronous sounding trolls on otherwise moderate to progressive discussion threads.
Allelic mutations with opposing effects on period length are not unprecedented in circadian biology as evidenced, for example, by per locus mutations in Drosophila (Konopka and Benzer, 1971).
In much of Africa estimates of alcohol consumption rely on volume of sales which is misleading, because the industry is poorly regulated, and there are many illicit and counterfeit products, as evidenced for example by recent reports from Kenya [ 18].
The detection of a previously unknown safety issue can have great impact on the overall benefit risk balance of a drug, as evidenced for example by the market withdrawal of rofecoxib upon the detection of its increased myocardial infarction risk.
The impact of shifting social norms, including the 'creeping normality' and wider acceptance of ow/ob (as evidenced, for example the by International Fat Activistt' movement), and a failure to recognise obesity as a serious and chronic condition, also needs further investigation [ 31- 34].
