Sentence examples for evidence in which from inspiring English sources
The phrase "evidence in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific instances or contexts in which evidence is presented or relevant.
Example: "The study provided evidence in which the correlation between diet and health was clearly demonstrated."
Alternatives: "evidence that" or "evidence showing".
Her ultimate thought is to revisit, critically, the variegated contemporary evidence in which Joan "is still to be found".
"I've had the benefit of seeing his [Sinodinos's] evidence in which he implicates he believes there was a phone call.
Chilcot cites Straw's evidence, in which he said that had there been a deadline, you would have also needed an ultimatum.
Mr. Fujimori has denied the charges, despite videotaped evidence in which the death squad's operational head stated that Mr. Fujimori specifically approved policy creating the group.
These are the highest form of medical evidence, in which doctors assign volunteers at random to the treatment being studied or to something else, and compare the results.
E-mails were introduced as evidence in which Microsoft executives indiscreetly stated their intentions to "smother," "extinguish" and "cut off Netscape's air supply" by bundling Explorer with Windows.
By now, there have been a lot of experimental evidences in which hopping is indeed influenced by the presence of Coulomb gap at sufficiently low temperatures [6, 24 30].
During this period, he continued to research for the American Philosophical Society, writing an especially controversial document entitled The Divinity of Jesus Christ Considered, From Scripture Evidences, in which he claimed that the divinity of Jesus Christ is not supported by scripture.
In July 2012 the standards committee agreed to seek written evidence from the News International executives pending the start of oral evidence sessions in which the accused would be entitled to be legally represented.
Bynum pointed out that in medieval texts Christ was often portrayed in feminine terms, and she gave as evidence paintings in which a feminized Christ appears.
During an evidence session in which she became emotional at times, Mrs Dunsby said: "I do have to say James always maintained an exceptionally high level of fitness".
