Sentence examples for study evinced that from inspiring English sources
The current study evinced that GSTM1 may contribute towards the development of lung cancer.
He argued that the design of the human eye evinces that "it has been planned by the Creator, like the design of a watch evinces a watchmaker".
Gen. J. Bankhead Magruder … signally evinces that superior force may be overcome by skillful conception and daring courage".
Multiple studies have cogently evinced that leptin activates the metabolic master regulator SIRT1.
Most studies evinced an association between infertility and anti-β2GPI antibodies and almost all non-criteria aPL.
The anti-trematodal activity of M. fraxinea Sm. concluded further with morphology, ultrastructual and histopathological studies, evinced significant changes in teguments and suckers.
One of the studies they relied on found that students who were given questionnaires to fill out before and after a course on black studies evinced remarkably more understanding attitudes toward African Americans after the class.
Nabi (2002) warned of the use of free recall tasks in emotion research due to the difference between the lay understanding of emotion words and theoretical definitions of emotions assumed in scientific research; more recently, Bai's (2015) study of Chinese expressions also evinced that completely unsupervised experiments may produce incongruous results (see the discussion of Bai (2015) below).
Surya Prakash Rao Gedela et al.'s study on suicide of Andhra Pradesh farmers has evinced that the farmers who committed suicide had a lower portion of their land irrigated than those who did not (Gedela et al., 2008).
Nonetheless, based on these results, it was evinced that the production of methane in the studied bioreactors was performed by methanogenic Archaea via acetoclastic and hydrogenotrophic pathways.
During the 1860s Whistler moved between England and Paris; he also visited Brittany (1861) and the coast near Biarritz (1862), where he painted with Courbet and evinced that love of the sea that was to mark a number of his later small oil studies and watercolours.
