Sentence examples for evidenced by the development from inspiring English sources

It should not be surprising, therefore, that decreased renal function, as evidenced by the development of oliguria, is one of the first visible signs of IAH.

Interaction between PEOx and PSSLi or PSSZn is also evidenced by the development of a low-BE S2p doublet in the blends.

As other cities continued building freeways that promoted driving and sprawl, Vancouver remained committed to urban living, as evidenced by the development of Granville Island, a pedestrian-friendly peninsula where residents frequent large public market and art studios.

Neglect and abandonment of these terraces at both sites have led to increased runoff, as evidenced by the development of gullies and by periodic flooding downstream in the core of the ancient city.

Interaction between PMPMA and Zn2+ is also evidenced by the development of a low-BE S 2p doublet and a low-BE Zn 2p3/2 peak in each complex.

Investigation of the influence of reaction time (Fig. 10) demonstrates the development of the hydrocarbon pool to occur at some point between 2 and 5 min upon stream under the conditions tested, as evidenced by the development of features associated with aromatic species at ca. 130 ppm.

SB431542 facilitated OB differentiation as evidenced by the enhanced development of mineralized nodules at day 6, earlier than that with BMP-2 alone (Figure 6A).

NGN3 plays an essential role at this stage, as evidenced by the impaired development of islets in NGN3-deficient mice [ 15].

Timely and accurate surveillance for ILI is an important component of the public health efforts to respond to outbreaks, as evidenced by the rapid development of the novel H1N1 into a pandemic during 2009.

However, the thymus contains T-lineage progenitors at least as early as week 8, as evidenced by the robust development of thymocytes in fetal thymic organ cultures established at this developmental stage and the intrathymic expression of genes associated with early human thymocyte development.

Despite a modest temperature increase, warming significantly delayed breaking of dormancy in both cultivars, as evidenced by the slower bud development of warmed plants during forcing in February (Fig.  2).