Sentence examples for evidence of a single from inspiring English sources
The evidence of a single cookbook is not enough to rewrite culinary history.
They didn't present a single piece of evidence of a single wrong activity.
On the evidence of a single lunch, this may be the liveliest and most interesting of the new crop of restaurants in Asbury Park.
Documents disclosed to the panel also reveal that the original pathologists' evidence of a single unvarying pattern of death is unsustainable.
William Isaacson, one of the attorneys for Apple, parried by discrediting the claim wholesale: "there's not one piece of evidence of a single individual who lost a single song, not even a complaint about it".
Werner Drewes, who died in 1985, remains a grossly underrated early Modernist painter and printmaker, at least on the evidence of a single, dynamic geometric abstract from 1937 at Robert Henry Adams Fine Art.
"There are a lot of weird things in the sky, and some of them we can't explain, but there's not a shred of evidence for a single alien visitation".
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However, there is evidence of only a single reversion of the polysphondylid morphology to irregular branching, in a common ancestor to the D. gloeosporum, D. granulosum, D. rotatum, D. flexuosum clade of Group 2B1 (1.00 biPP, 100% mlBP, Figure 2B).
As a test promoter we used the T. gondii ribosomal protein RPS13 promoter for which we provide experimental evidence of having a single major transcriptional start site, a condition favourable to the design of inducible expression systems.
The evidence of even a single case CTE in a sport in which a blow to the head is not the primary purpose told scientists a lot, said Huw Morris, professor of clinical neuroscience at UCL. "This is a neurodegenerative process that is affecting people in their thirties and forties.
