Sentence examples for evidence proposes from inspiring English sources

While it seems that privacy concerns tend to be of minor importance to social media users, empirical evidence proposes that such concerns are increasing when users interact directly with governmental agencies, e.g. via e-government services.

Moreover, the study's evidence proposes that being a chartered tax consultant is relevant also in the context of other professions which are related to tax issues but not related to the provision of tax planning services.

Further evidence proposes that neuromodulators may also encode uncertainty [15], [21].

Increasing evidence proposes a so-called "bacterial metastasis" that is facilitated by the binding and activation of PLG and by the colonization and invasion of PLG-bound bacteria into tissues [35].

Amounting evidence proposes that plasma leakage initiates PECs activation and crescent development.

Recent emerging evidence proposes a new paradigm regarding the sites/direction of the atherosclerotic process, the "outside-in" hypothesis.

He also knew that the evidence proposed to the mind might very well lead some people to atheism.

Now he had something that "accounted for a large body of geological evidence," proposed by a geophysicist trained at U.C.L.A. and supported by three other geology Ph.D.'s.

"The opinions and belief of men depend not on their own will, but follow involuntarily the evidence proposed to their minds," said Thomas Jefferson, and he was basically right.

There's a growing body of evidence proposing that many injuries runner sustain actually develop from the way shoes negatively affect our biomechanics.

In 1833 Lyell, using various biostratigraphic evidence, proposed several divisions of the Tertiary System that included the Eocene, Miocene, and Pliocene epochs.