Sentence examples for evidence for instance from inspiring English sources
Hearsay evidence, for instance, is admissible in court.
(There is no evidence, for instance, that an early mushroom cult was the first religion).
There is evidence, for instance, to support the story that Christ sweated blood on the cross.
There is scholarly evidence, for instance from Spain, that primary English is not an unmitigated success story: quite the opposite.
Even if it deters unlawful searches, exclusion of evidence, for instance, offers no remedy to innocent people whose rights were violated by unlawful searches.
But no!: there's lots of evidence (for instance in psalms texts) that earlier religious music could be pretty rowdy, with lots of vocal lines and accompanying instruments.
Furthermore, previous research (Crump & Logan, 2010a) had confirmed that recent experience could influence the degree of skilled typing performance acquired in an individual's long life history and had considered such an interaction between the recent association and the stored association in long-term memory to be evidence for instance-based skill acquisition (Logan, 1988).
Here we present additional gene arrangement data, and compelling evidence for instances of gene gain by LGT, using phylogenetic analyses of the BR and HR functional types and comparison to the RNA polymerase B' subunit phylogeny (RpoB').
Such studies have produced conflicting evidence; for instances, treatment of rodents with anxiolytic benzodiazepines has been reported to increase (rats: File, 1977; mice: Nolan and Parkes, 1973; Takeda et al., 1998), decrease (rats: Pellow et al., 1985) or have no effect (rats: Sayin et al., 1992) on the frequency of head-dipping.
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.
