Sentence examples for part evidence from inspiring English sources

But the applause for this film, too, is in part evidence of the Globes' eagerness to slap the back of its own industry, to blow Tinseltown's own trumpet.

Nearly all report that their lives have changed, for the better for the most part, evidence of grace bestowed upon a few people lucky enough to have glimpsed our planet through new glasses.

For the most part, evidence in the aforementioned and other studies showing that immigration and heterogeneity decrease social cohesion at the country level has been shown to be overstated, since accounting for income inequality decreases the strength of the stated relationship (Green et al. 2011; Kesler and Bloemraad 2010; Demireva 2011; Letki 2008; Alesina and La Ferrara 2005).

The video was meant to be part evidence and also a clue for Hyun-jun to continue his mission; the clue led him to meet President Cho Myung-ho once again.

For the most part, evidence supports the view that dysregulation of brain CRF systems and HPA axis function increases with age, especially with sustained exposure to major stressors, and is associated with poorer health and cognitive outcomes (Dedovic et al. 2009; Hellhammer et al. 2009; Lupien et al. 2005, 2007; McEwen 2007; Seeman et al. 1997, 2001; Seeman and Robbins 1994).

Regrettably, the guidelines provided are only in part evidence-based, owing to the general lack of large, randomized, controlled trials.

Both pharmaceutical coverage decisions and CPG are – at least in part – evidence-based and informed by research on safety, effectiveness and/or cost-effectiveness.

A two-part evidence review of published research (1998 2008) of home-based family caregiving at the end-of-life, reported the strain that caring can bring [ 21, 22].

Among these four plant parts, evidence for a strong glycation induced cross-link inhibitory effect was obtained for PD (whole plant) in the present study.

In contrast to City, Blackburn's outlay of around £15m for this campaign is seen by many Blackburn fans as part-evidence of what they perceive to be Venky's inept running of the club.

The cyclical changes imparted by the tracemaker body parts, evidenced by impressions in the sediment, formed a running wave that was fitted accurately by a simple Fourier series (Figure 2D, Table 1).