Sentence examples for typically evidence from inspiring English sources

Typically evidence on what activities of Agile and SPL can be combined and how they can be integrated stems from different research methods performed separately.

Typically, evidence has been sought for the presence or absence of preferential attachment via asymptotic power-law behaviour.

The crater and rim structures are typically evidence of a backcoil pressure event with microspheres and nanotip clusters around the rim (see Figure 9, x).

Typically, evidence shows significant deficiencies in performance as a function of math anxiety only when complicated arithmetic problems are tested [e.g., [ 50]].

Yet,this early monitoring effect was located more posteriorly compared to previous anatomical or brain-imaging studies, that have typically evidenced early error-related effects (or post-error effects) situated in more anterior medial-frontal regions, including in the posterior medial frontal cortex [58].

A person is healthy, then becomes ill (typically evidenced by a disturbance which is not self-corrected in balance – 'homeostasis' – in a physical system of the body).

Severely uncontrolled diabetes with evidence of catabolism is typically evidenced by an HbA1c > 10%, fasting blood glucose >250 mg/dL, random blood glucose >300 mg/dL, ketonuria/ketoacidosis, or symptomatic diabetes with polyuria, polydipsia and weight loss.

Telomere dysfunction in pre-malignant and cancerous cells is typically evidenced by dicentric chromosomes, unbalanced translocations, gene amplifications, deletions and ring chromosomes (Ducray et al., 1999; Gisselsson et al., 2001; O'Hagan et al., 2002).

Although usually interpreted as typically Gondwanan, evidence from the Cretaceous of Asia indicates that Podocarpaceae contains Laurasian elements.

Most research on this issue has focused on spousal well-being, typically presenting evidence that husbands' job loss is negatively associated with the psychological well-being of their wives.

As Amnesty International should know, the law – even in this context – carries a presumption of innocence and typically demands evidence of the information and resources reasonably available to the commander (or other attacker) prior to the attack, as well his or her intent at that point, before ascribing criminal liability.