Sentence examples for notably evidenced from inspiring English sources

Multifunctionality in agriculture has received a lot of attention the last decade from researchers and policy-makers alike, perhaps most notably evidenced by the important changes made to the EU's Common Agricultural Policy.

That decision left many refugees and migrants stranded for months in makeshift camps with little hope and in increasingly harsh living conditions — most notably evidenced by the recently evacuated Idomeni camp.

Interestingly, the extent of qE has recently emerged as being dramatically lowered by the presence of acetate in the growth medium, as notably evidenced by Finazzi and co-workers who demonstrated that qT is the major contributor to the global NPQ in mixotrophically-grown C. reinhardtii cells [ 62].

The importance of transcriptional regulation in response to infection is most notably evidenced by the significant alteration in resistance or stress response, seen in rice plants following knock-out/over-expression of specific NAC and WRKY transcription factors (examples shown in Table  3) [ 11, 20- 23, 38- 40].

But Mr Krishnan notes other changes, notably evidence that far fewer depressions have formed in the Bay of Bengal, off India's east coast, in recent summers.

Molins said investigations in the four days since Salhi's arrest -- notably evidence of contact with an Islamist militant in Syria -- justified an inquiry on charges of suspected terrorism and not simply, as Salhi argued, an assassination that was provoked by personal problems with his boss and wife.

Notably, evidence is accumulating that BACE1 expression and activity levels are significantly elevated in sporadic AD brains, which is considered a crucial contributing factor in the pathogenesis of this enigmatic disease [23], [24], [25], [26], [27].

Notably, evidence is derived from groups, whereas medicine is applied to individuals.

Notably, evidence is needed to show that interventions do not have adverse outcomes.

Notably, evidence has been presented to suggest that SOX-4 may be involved in tumorigenesis [ 59, 60].

Notably, evidence exists supporting the concept that IGF1 uses the same intermediates as those of the insulin signaling cascade, suggesting that common mechanisms function in IGF1 resistance and insulin resistance.