Sentence examples for in general evidences from inspiring English sources

The vegetation composition, in general, evidences that the region was under warm and moderately humid climatic conditions.

"But in general, evidence shows that most Germans are willing to participate if there's a benefit".

In general, evidence across sports is scant that "clutch" ability, or its opposite "choking"—meaning a tendency to improve or decline in the most important situations are repeatable skills or deficiencies.

Compute resource benchmarks are an established part of the high performance computing (HPC) research landscape, and are also in general evidence in non-HPC settings.

RESULTS: In general, evidence suggests that low social support confers a risk of 1.5 to 2.0 in both healthy populations and in patients with established CHD.

In general, evidence is emerging that managing dietary compatibility is a key to achieving co-benefit to both wildlife and livestock.

The guidance says: "In general evidence (including a history) of domestic violence and abuse will indicate that an individual should not be permitted to possess a firearm or shotgun.

But in general, evidence to support the use of supplements to prevent cancer is inconclusive.

In general, evidence suggests the range and population of the Australian magpie has increased with land-clearing, although local declines in Queensland due to a 1902 drought, and in Tasmania in the 1930s have been noted; the cause for the latter is unclear but rabbit baiting, pine tree removal, and spread of the masked lapwing (Vanellus miles) have been implicated.

In general, evidence of selection was more common in the wMel genome.

In general, evidence for new lineages has been inferred from the geographic occurrence of hybrid zones.