Sentence examples for occasionally evidence from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, evidence of this type of body modification may be found in archaeological remains.

DWI findings vary in the setting of venous compromise, but typically demonstrate areas of reduced diffusion within affected parenchyma and occasionally evidence of cortical venous thrombus (Fig. 4).

Frequently, prominent increased arterial and venous branching patterns will be displayed, together with, occasionally, evidence of extravasation.

In her teens, Hall flirted with not being an actor — she thought of following a career in the visual arts, and remains an adept painter, as is occasionally evidenced by her Instagram feed.

> In the GEMS data we have occasionally seen evidence of 2-way interactions, but we have seen no evidence of 3-way or higher interactions; thus, only interactions involving 2 pathogens need be considered in the GEMS analysis.

Federal courts have occasionally excluded evidence like handwriting and hair analysis.

There's one problem: Dr. Ouchi occasionally ignores evidence that hurts his argument.

He was the occasionally incoherent evidence that, however flashy the suntan, the party's heart still beat on the left.

And the connection between storytelling and style, between performer and self-expression, is only occasionally in evidence.

Judges, who generally have no scientific training, are also studying and occasionally rejecting evidence based on fingerprints, hair samples and ballistics.

Even in a defensive role, the vision honed as schoolboy winger was still occasionally in evidence and a searching through ball would often pick out the run of Alex Young or Roy Vernon, Everton's pacey forwards.