Sentence examples for evidence the development of from inspiring English sources
"How else do you evidence the development of trust that has been created between a social worker and child or vulnerable adult?" Asks Stratulis.
Altogether, these results evidence the development of a global heart failure in CH hearts [1], [10], [11].
First, there is a dramatic increase of easy-axis loop squareness that evidences the development of a strong IP magnetic anisotropy of biaxial character (Supporting Information Note 2).
In accordance with these studies, we did not observe neurological signs in most of the infected animals but histopathological examination of CNS samples evidenced the development of BoHV-5-associated encephalitis.
The resulting IP domains are antiparallel, evidencing the development of a uniaxial IP anisotropy in our field of view, which thus contains only one of the two twin species responsible for the biaxial anisotropy (Supporting Information Note 2).
He called her report "a 155-page rehashing of old evidence and the development of new evidence based on discredited sources, hearsay and the admission that they didn't really talk to the witnesses".
Moreover, pathological evidence of contraction band necrosis provided evidence for the development of myocardial necrosis in heart autopsies [ 56].
Fourthly, horizontal systematic reviews should be regularly updated as evidence changes to minimise the lag time between the generation of evidence and the development of guidelines and could take advantage of continually updated databases of genetic studies in this process.
"In the UK, there is no evidence of the development of a deflationary mindset among businesses and households," he said.
Barry Kemp, an archeologist who works in Upper Egypt, has noted that such signs of "conspicuous consumption and display" are among the earliest evidence of the development of the state.
The O.E.D., on the other hand, is a historical document that relies heavily on quotations and chronology as evidence for the development of meaning over time.
