Sentence examples for evidenced the efficiency from inspiring English sources

Pastoral mobility and management of common pastures were revalued, and scholars evidenced the efficiency of pastoralism in the Sudano-Sahelian region of West Africa (Turner et al. 2014).

Preclinical studies on experimental models of joint pain [ 1, 3] and clinical trials on OA patients [ 2, 4] thus evidenced the efficiency of NGF targeting in the reduction of joint pain.

This trend evidences the efficiency of IBRC.

In conclusion, this study evidences the efficiency of the ethanolic extracts of F. indica, C. procera and S. imbricata in preventing the CCl4-induced hepatotoxicity in mice through scavenging of free radicals and by boosting the antioxidant capacity of the liver.

The currents are higher than those obtained with other dispersant agents like Nafion, concentrated acids or chitosan, evidencing the high efficiency of the dispersion in PEI.

The results are illustrated by means of examples borrowed from the literature which are also used for comparisons that put in evidence the efficiency of the proposed strategy.

To evidence the efficiency of this approach we prepared a series of thiol-modified materials with varying modification time on Polymer 5 (Table 1) prepared with only 1 wt % AIBN in the polymerization mixture and therefore having the largest amount of residual vinyl groups.

In particular, this evidences the different impact on efficiency and stability of assuming the feasibility of different types of unilateral link undirected and directed giving rise to different externalities.

Nonetheless they provide tantalising evidence that the efficiency cost of taxing high-income people may not be as high as people think.

Here there was more evidence of the efficiency of the Chinese, who provided a helicopter: "Mrs Atkins, 63, said she was astounded that the Chinese authorities had been able to locate and rescue them".

Subsequent work has provided a wealth of evidence underlining the efficiency of markets over short periods.Mr Shiller entered the debate in 1981 with a paper in the American Economic Review entitled "Do Stock Prices Move Too Much to be Justified by Subsequent Changes in Dividends?" It concluded that they did.