This may be evidenced by a higher cross-elasticity of demand among leading products, the leading brand not being able to continue demanding as much price premium as initially without losing position.
The altruistic attitude of the recipient may be evidenced in the following ways: volunteering to conduct laboratory procedure sessions attended by colleagues, explaining intricate equipment usage, promoting greater research cooperation, etc.
Controlled processing, the generation of search strategies after initial, automated responses are exhausted (Spat, 2013), has yet to be investigated in the BAP, and may be evidenced in verbal fluency tasks.
In Nevada, this may be evidenced by the fact that the Democrat, Representative Shelley Berkley, has raised more in individual contributions ($5.3 million) than Mr. Heller has ($3.6 million).
2933, 2940, 77 L.Ed.2d 545 (1983), the principle that "the context for determining whether a unitary business exists has, as an overriding consideration, the exchange or transfer of value, which may be evidenced by functional integration, centralization of management, and economies of scale". 125 N.J., at 34, 592 at2d, at 543-544.
To assess whether the dual anatomic origin of exhaled nitric oxide (NO), namely alveolar and bronchial, could explain the link between exhaled NO and airway responsiveness, and could participate in the bronchodilatory effect of deep inspiration (DI) that may be evidenced during methacholine challenge.
"If some of the senators are walking around lighter, that may be evidence it's working".
As surprising as it may seem, there may be evidence to support this notion.
Others have suggested that this may be evidence of "dishonesty", as universities chase league table recognition.
They may be evidence that creativity is more valuable than art or science.
Part of the separation may be evidence of the orange-red shift in exposure.
