Sentence examples for as evidenced for instance from inspiring English sources

For years, the city government and many of its citizens have had a commitment to sustainability, as evidenced, for instance, through the presence and activities of both the City's Environmental Committee and the many environmentally focused community groups based there.

This isometry property of the Fourier transformation is a recurring theme in abstract harmonic analysis, as evidenced for instance by the Plancherel theorem for spherical functions occurring in noncommutative harmonic analysis.

In contrast, suspected coral chimeras in the wild (e.g. Stylophora pistillata) show no evidence of mixed cellular elements, as evidenced for instance by each partner retaining its original colour [1].

This organisation acknowledged difficulties in eliciting information about the ethnicity of callers, as evidenced for instance in their observation that in 2011 the ethnic monitoring question was not asked in 21.7% of calls.

Three of the genes, unc-2, unc-36, and slo-1, appear to act in a common pathway, as evidenced, for instance, by the fact that double mutants have quantitatively indistinguishable phenotypes from single mutants.

Additionally, a number of bacterial sequences were ascribed to several non-cultured marine bacteria, to chemolithoautotrophic, sulfur- or methane-oxidizing bacteria as evidenced, for instance, by the presence of the SoxB, SoxY, SoxH, methane monooxygenase, Biopolymer transport protein ExbD/TolR genes when querying our database using InterPro or GO terms as "methane" or "sulfur".

In a comprehensive review of the literature on policy instruments and interventions, Bemelmans-Videc, Rist, and Vedung formulate the 'least coercion rule' [ 51]: policy-makers choose the intervention that is least intrusive into individual choice of populations (as evidenced for obesity policy by, for instance, Allender et al. [ 52]).

Of course, people might expect that all images provided as evidence, for instance news images, to have been subjected to rigorous validation processes.

That's a very big deal, as evidenced by, for instance, self-driving cars.

Not all of these phenomena are directly relevant to survival and the afterlife, but some of them, if accepted as veridical, do provide such evidence: for instance, messages received through a medium, allegedly from a deceased person, that contain information to which the medium has no other access.

More evidence on the effect of treatment was desired, though screening was sometimes mentioned as a means to obtain more evidence, for instance via a pilot.