Sentence examples for explicit evidence of a from inspiring English sources

In two previous releases of about 7,500 documents, there has been no explicit evidence of a C.I.A. role in destabilizing the Allende government, archivists say.

In the present study, we have explicit evidence of a selective disruption of inhibition and relative sparing of excitation within the tissue exposed to the effects of TeNT.

And conservatives jumped on that revelation as the most explicit evidence of an effort to sabotage Trump during the election.

In most cases, the general objectives tended to be more specific in later documents; however, no explicit evidence of the available resources for a specific project or the types of investment was shown.

As MEAs necessitate both mastery of lower-level procedural skills and higher-order thinking with a design orientation, they offer the explicit evidence of student mathematical thinking and learning that is needed in meaningful K-12 STEM integration.

While few doubt the hospital would have responded to explicit evidence of problems in the heart program, like high death rates, the financial pressures created a disincentive to pursue less specific suspicions, people who worked at Redding said.

Reducing shifting cultivation is a high priority for policy-makers and conservationists; however, spatially explicit evidence of shifting cultivation is lacking due to the difficulty of mapping it with common remote sensing methods.

Our study provides explicit evidence of the regulation of CIAPIN1 in CRC cells and indicates that CIAPIN1 may be a prognostic marker in CRC.

Mr. Gioia said that the decline in book reading might be attributable to a falloff in the reading of nonfiction, although he offered no explicit evidence of that.

Additionally we are beginning to collect the explicit evidence of how the inherent culture we are brought up in affects everyone's behaviour, men and women.

The genetic signatures of people in Spain and Portugal provide new and explicit evidence of the mass conversions of Sephardic Jews and Muslims to Catholicism in the 15th and 16th centuries after Christian armies wrested Spain back from Muslim control, a team of geneticists reports.