Sentence examples for evidence of the continuity from inspiring English sources

Having sung Beethoven opposite the Auschwitz crematorium is, perhaps, part of Kulka's "private mythology", but is also, as readers know from the ending, evidence of the continuity of culture in hopeless circumstances.

The evidence of the continuity between the classic age of movies and the more recent digital shift is in the careers of filmmakers who have continued their work unabated by the ostensibly epochal changes endured by the industry.

This was really big news, because it provided tangible evidence of the continuity that underlay Stravinsky's many stylistic metamorphoses, something previously sensed and declared, but only as enthusiastic propaganda, not as the fruit of technical analysis.

When zooming, wrinkles become clearly visible in Figure 2 and show evidence of the continuity and strain-free character of the monolayers.

First, there is evidence of the continuity of socioeconomic position across life, 15 that is, individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely to attain higher levels of education and thus are more likely to end up in professions with lower job control.

However, given the strong evidence of the continuity of the virus world provided by the results of comparative-genomic analyses of other viruses, we are inclined to believe that these agents evolved from other, "normal" viruses via step-by-step gene substitution and loss of original viral genes.

These findings provide further evidence for the continuity of individual differences across time.

There is considerable evidence for the continuity of anxiety disorders into late adolescence and even adulthood (Costello et al. 2003; Kim-Cohen et al. 2003; Kovacs and Devlin 1998).

This is consistent with genetic evidence for the continuity of mechanisms for programmed cell death from unicellular organisms to large multicellular organisms (Nedelcu 2009).

There is some evidence of continuity of the terminal cisternae of the triads with the large vesicles found in the proximity of tubular aggregates (Fig. 5D), in agreement with previous observations showing that tubular aggregates may originate from the sarcoplasmic reticulum (Engel et al., 1970; Schiaffino, 2012).

Other studies have, likewise, found strong evidence of the correlation between continuity of care and improved patient satisfaction.