Sentence examples for changes evidenced from inspiring English sources

One explanation for the changes evidenced in this "institutionalist" view of education can be found in the human-capital theory first popularized by American economist Theodore Schultz in "Investment in Human Capital," his presidential address to the American Economic Association in 1960.

The calculated changes on vanadia structure are consistent with the changes evidenced by Raman spectroscopy.

Despite mounting evidence of significant co morbidity including musculoskeletal changes, evidenced based non pharmacological management approaches are limited to smoking cessation and pulmonary rehabilitation.

Neonatal changes evidenced by impaired righting response observed at 1.5G was magnified at higher gravity and was dependent on the period of hypergravity exposure.

There was no correlation seen between the findings of the two studies in salivary glands indicating that SRS identifies the inflamed sites mediated by somatostatin that did not necessarily correlate with the structural changes evidenced at SGS.

Conformational changes, evidenced by time-lapse studies, result in the progressive positioning of curvature apex towards the TSS, likely facilitating local DNA melting.

Some American and Iraqi officials call these changes evidence that the insurgency is being sustained by foreign fighters with links to international terrorist groups like Al Qaeda, as the ranks of Mr. Hussein's cadre are thinned by capture or death.

And if so, do the changes evidence positive washback from the test?

And if so, do the changes evidence positive washback from the test?   2.

Fourth, analyses of genes spotted in duplicate within the same array (technical replicates) showed almost identical fold changes, evidencing the strong reproducibility of our data.

Recently, he has focused on potentially catastrophic climate change, evidenced in increased flooding worldwide.