Sentence examples for evidently supports from inspiring English sources

The dislocation substructure evidently supports that densification occurs by the dislocation mechanism as suggested from kinetic results.

This definition evidently supports an analysis of 必 bì as a modal adverb 'certainly' in most of the cases presented below.

"And I was saddened to see that evidently support of the divestment campaign was being equated with something as ugly as anti-Semitism.

McAleer evidently supported Wagner and Carrigan, the Catholic players in the dispute.

Moreover, our current results evidently support a genome-wide historical event, which influenced all regions in the same way regardless of genomic position.

The sensitivity and specificity yielded from this diagnostic evaluation study evidently support the inclusion of this technique for routine screening of oral cancer in clinical settings.

Thus, PVN ensemble activity probably encodes information about the location, size and movement of small objects in the visual field, evidently supporting the behavioral functions of the tectum.

This was evidently supported by reduced blood loss, lower rates of postoperative complications, and faster functional recovery, with a cost of longer operative time found in LRH groups by our meta-analysis.

Repeatedly, Jacobson selects lines from the play as if they self-evidently supported his case.

In another case, Coe says, a worker had a productive conversation with a man who had previously refused to engage with the council despite evidently needing support: "Because the question was 'What is it you're after?' he was much more willing to talk with us".

A substantial majority of voting Americans evidently also supported the idea that what was needed was a massive overhaul of a system that had for too long suffered from deferred maintenance.