Sentence examples for as evidenced by this example from inspiring English sources

A practical limitation, as evidenced by this example, is the availability of arm level data from the primary papers.

Surgery is the gold standard treatment for BLEC, as evidenced by this literature review and case example.

For those firms that make the commitment, as evidenced by the example of American Express, the payback is likely to be high.

As evidenced by the example of mitotic Ran gradient studies, the computational simulations are a powerful tool to test new hypotheses on biological function.

As evidenced by the example above, the structure/function claims can be misleading and certainly the average or even above average consumer is not knowledgeable about the blurred demarcation and will not think critically about the fact that the claim does not affirmatively proclaim to cure insomnia.

Both processes lead to confounding, as evidenced by the example in Figure 1, which is agnostic about whether X follows the tree.

The supine test provided good prediction of face-lift results, as evidenced by the example in Fig.  2a and b.

As evidenced by the example in Scheme 1, while the method is convenient for the synthesis of benzohydroquinones such as 3, it proves cumbersome when targeting the regioisomeric series 7.

Circuit-host interactions (Figure 7) can drastically influence dynamics as evidenced by this work and the recent example of circuit-induced growth retardation leading to bistability [54].

In fact, the official Twitter account @NYTimes uses bit.ly for links to articles, even if some NYT related accounts are apparently already using NytUrl.com, as evidenced by this Twitter search query (and these example tweets).

Of course, my language was a bit more colorful than theirs, as evidenced by these examples: HMF: "When historians come to write about 'Greenspan Bubbles,' they will do with good cause: more than any other individual, the former Fed chairman was responsible for letting the hogs run wild".