Sentence examples for evidence queen from inspiring English sources

On this evidence Queen and country may just demand it.

Of the novice, before the "We Are The Champions" finale, May says "I think he's a keeper, don't you?" Lambert has a busy schedule of his own, but on this evidence, Queen will be badgering him all the way.

Several lines of direct evidence (queen reproductive physiology) and indirect evidence (taxonomy & natural history) implicate obligate thelytokous parthenogenesis for a Brazilian population of the fungus-gardening ant species M. smithii.

The court was informed of her affair with Dereham whilst Henry was away; they dispatched Thomas Cranmer to investigate, who brought evidence of Queen Catherine's previous affair with Dereham to the king's notice.

But there is little evidence the Queen's  words, and the spin placed on them,  swayed many voters, even in that earlier age of much greater deference for monarchy.

Unlike Jacqueline Kennedy, who deliberately distanced herself from the matronly style of former first ladies, helping to conjure up the seductive visual mood of John F. Kennedy's Camelot, there is little hard evidence that Queen Elizabeth II consciously set about fashioning a "look".

Wasp relatedness was assessed using microsatellites (Additional file 1, complete data in Additional file 4); this information allowed us to identify and exclude wasps from nests with evidence of queen replacement, which can profoundly disrupt dominance hierarchies in Polistes[ 65].

However, pregnant females have a higher T b by ~1.5 °C (Buffenstein et al. 1996), and yet there is no evidence that queens have a shorter lifespan (Buffenstein 2008).

Given the proposed link between alternative splicing and methylation in the honeybee [ 19, 21- 23], and our evidence implying queens have higher expression of spliceosome related genes we used our HTS dataset to investigate alternative splicing.

There is also evidence of the Queen's place in the pop culture zeitgeist.

"Evidence that the Queen of Ancient Ur was clubbed to Death," screamed a 1928 piece in the Washington Herald.