Sentence examples for continued evidence of from inspiring English sources
In all cases, there was continued evidence of an inflammatory condition after transplantation (either in the form of their continued clinically active primary disease or development of clinically significant infections post-transplant).
As diplomatic efforts to resolve Zimbabwe's crisis continued, evidence of the rising use of violence and torture against opposition supporters there mounted.
"The announcement today is continued evidence of change at Penney, and therefore is being seen from a positive standpoint," said Jeff Feiner, a Lehman Brothers analyst.
While some Fed policy makers suggested that the central bank could begin reducing its monthly purchases of government bonds as early as next month, most still want to see continued evidence of an upswing in the job market and a decline in unemployment first, according to minutes of the most recent meeting of the Fed's policy arm that were released Wednesday afternoon.
"We expect continued evidence of disappointing demand and increasing inventory throughout the fourth quarter," said J.P. Morgan analyst Chris Danely in a research report.
There was continued evidence of amino acid degradation with metabolism of derivatives of primary amino acids.
"In the last one or two months, we've seen continuing evidence of the grip of this regime on power," Mr. Madhuku said in a telephone interview from Harare.
Mr. Ryan resisted calls for a moratorium last year, but he said that continuing evidence of flaws in the system, including still more reversals of convictions, had persuaded him to impose a moratorium.
WITH Nouri al-Maliki, Iraq's new prime minister, on the verge of creating what many hope will be the first national unity government, the unrelenting violence of the past week provides continuing evidence of the immensity of the task in front of the new ministers.
Kevin McCarthy: The first one is continuing evidence of weak demand for PCs and PC-related products, which I still think could jeopardize near-term earnings performance.
The results from this study also provide continuing evidence of the possible correlation between mathematics anxiety and reduced self-efficacy in mathematics in young children as is consistent with other research (e.g., [21, 25]).
