Sentence examples for evidenced a level of from inspiring English sources

At the Java One computer trade show, sponsored by Sun and several of the largest Java licensees last month, the almost 15,000 software developers who gathered here evidenced a level of hacker enthusiasm that probably had not been seen since the 1980's and the heyday of the West Coast Computer Faire.

A senior European official said that the talks evidenced a level of mistrust between Iran and the other powers that could be compared only to the situation with North Korea, and that it was important to continue to offer serious negotiations in combination with the possibility of harsher measures, including further sanctions.

According to King, before the boycott African Americans in Montgomery were victims of segregation and poverty, but after the boycott, when bus desegregation was achieved, they evidenced a new level of self-respect (King, 28; 187).

All these data evidenced a high level of similarity between the two sole transcriptomes.

There is also evidence of a level of official concern that goes well beyond party rumors and speculation.

Despite the fact that consumers know a Kit Kat when they see one, the advocate general has said that the court needs to see evidence of a level of acquired distinctiveness way beyond 'mere recognition'".

Wales team manager Alan Phillips said: "We have suspended Mike Phillips on the clear evidence of a level of behaviour we regard as unacceptable.

The frequent crypto-coupling of the Chairman's of the SEC and CFTC, from their co-authored op-ed piece to their joint congressional testimony to their joint statements, evidences an unprecedented level of collaboration and coordination.

Assessment of methodological quality was incorporated into a levels-of-evidence scheme.

The efficacy of the following nitrosourea derivatives has been reported: 1,3-bis 2-chloroethyl -1- 1,3-bis 2-chloroethyl -1- 1,3-bis 2-chloroethyl -1- 1,3-bis 2-chloroethyl -1-CCNU) (level of evidence: C) and fotemustine (level of evidence: C).

Distinctive properties of stem cells are not autonomously achieved, and recent evidence points to a level of external control from the microenvironment.