Sentence examples for but also evidenced from inspiring English sources

Numerous clinical trials revealed the advantage of strategies designed to block CB1 receptor but also evidenced the limitations due to side effects exerted by these substances.

We effectively found significant changes in mandible size and shape due to these factors, but also evidenced as corollary further differences between laboratory strains, between sexes, and interactions between sexual dimorphism and dystrophy, that make an overall intricate pattern of differentiation among the mandibles of these laboratory mice.

The theoretical result is compared with experimental findings confirming the outstanding effect of the contact angle, but also evidencing the additional effect of electrode geometry, mass transfer and flow conditions of the bubble layer.

There are accounts, of course, of forgery and fetishism, but also evidence of rigorous dissections and illuminations.

It was a bit of a joke but also evidence of the ubiquity of the term (spin room, spin doctor) and the political realities of the moment.

An arrogant gesture from Altidore to be sure, but also evidence of the kind of swagger Toronto FC has lacked on the road over the last eight years.

In just days, the archaeologists said, the Harbor Green development destroyed not just burial grounds but also evidence of habitation by native people predating the arrival of Europeans by at least 6,000 years.

There are enough hooks here to show how the LA band have shifted 17m albums, but also evidence as to why most people can't remember a Maroon 5 song two seconds after it finishes.

The samurai's poses are stiff and formal: not only an exigency of early photography — the need to hold still — but also evidence of Bushido, the strict code of behavior to which the military elite was bound.

A comprehensive causal decision theory treats not only causal probabilities' generation of options' expected utilities, but also evidence's generation of causal probabilities.

A large empirical literature supports such models, finding evidence of the influence of interest groups but also evidence that net social benefits are often an important determinant of environmental policy choices.