Although we had hypothesized that there might have been a stepwise increase in uptake of new methods with successive epidemics, evidence for this was equivocal.
Until 2009, and despite compelling evidence, successive governments declined to pursue a thorough independent review of the context, consequences and aftermath of the disaster.
For Basel, Sousa's performances as opposition manager in successive seasons were evidence enough that his modus operandi was a suitable substitute for Murat Yakin, who now coaches Spartak Moscow.
Repeated surveys in five successive years provided evidence that D. geminata could be nearing a biogeographic equilibrium in the region.
A gap in the item difficulty measure, which is defined as a significant t test for the difference between the measures of two successive items, is evidence of discontinuity in items [ 18].
Significant changes in the morphological characteristics, channel width and river pattern in the successive paleochannels reveal evidences of channel movement by avulsion largely controlled by reactivation of pre-existing lineaments and intensified NE monsoon.
With the Danish physicist Niels Bohr's quantum theory of the hydrogen atom (1913) began an understanding of the basis of Balmer's formula; thenceforward spectroscopic evidence underpinned successive developments toward what is now a successful theory of atomic structure.
As he says, on the evidence of successive skills surveys, people really do have less freedom to do their job in the way they see fit than they did 20 years ago – something that has occurred across all occupational groups.
It was supposed to be a way of modernising and cleaning up the voting process, after successive elections saw damaging evidence of corruption made easier by the old system where the head of the household could sign up as many names as they wanted.
Furthermore, in this condition, there was only very weak evidence of successive improvement in performance over learner generations, whereas in the immediate measure condition there was a clear effect of steadily increasing scores on the goal measurement.
