Sentence examples for specifically evidenced from inspiring English sources

Richard Pena, Program Director at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and Professor at Columbia University, and Co-host of Channel 13's weekly Reel 13, is gearing up for the New York Film Festival (NYFF), and agrees that there is a lot more content now than there was 20 years ago, as specifically evidenced by the ballooning numbers of film festivals.

For VE S, infection was defined as laboratory-confirmed influenza infection, specifically evidenced by shedding of wild-type virus on any day postchallenge, at least a 4-fold rise in hemagglutination-inhibition antibody, or both.

More specifically, evidence from three independent studies indicates that sexually mature individuals who have children alter their preferences over specific traits on the basis of whether they act as parents or mate-seekers.

Specifically, evidence is found that events such as political scandals and party divisions cause parties to lose vote share, and that these effects are both statistically and substantively significant.

Specifically, evidence exists some male graduates exaggerated their compensation.

ComScore surveyed 1,159 respondents online between August 21 and August 28 , 2014 and here are some of the other findings — specifically, evidence of traditional TV being gradually phased out by younger viewers.

Using data from the US oil and gas industry and the food industry (which score relatively high and low in the level of political attention respectively), they observe a significant relationship between CSR reporting and EM and, more specifically, evidence of a negative (complementary) relationship in the former industry while a positive (substitutive) relationship in the latter.

Specifically, evidence exists for other countries to the effect that older people move in with their adult children when dependency problems prevent them from living in their own homes (Pezzin and Schone 1999), so co-residence of carer and dependent would be a proxy for serious dependency when the former is a middle-aged woman.

Specifically, evidence from human neuroimaging has shown that the same brain structures are implicated in both emotional processing and the regulation of level of consciousness [1], [2].

Specifically, evidence for convergent validity, divergent validity, internal structure, and score stability were provided for the FAAM-F.

Specifically, evidence of behaviours predicting children's length of time on caseload could be used to develop a behaviour change intervention to improve clinicians' caseload management.