Sentence examples for which evidenced from inspiring English sources

His book Folk Medicine, which evidenced his pathetic renunciation of science for superstition, sold over a million witless copies.

In the 1980s his music took a political turn that mirrored his activism, especially on Lives in the Balance (1986), which evidenced his vehement opposition to U.S. policy in Central America.

The results reinforced previous research, which evidenced that economic inequality is evaluated in the prefrontal cortex "We have taken an important step toward learning how our aversion to inequity is influenced by our brain chemistry," said the study's first author, Ignacio Sáez, a postdoctoral researcher at the Haas School of Business.

This diagnosis was later confirmed by a needle percutaneous drainage which evidenced the presence of purulent material.

This result is in good accordance with Fig. 4a, which evidenced the presence of α-relaxation in the humid state of Nafion.

The IC50 values of dieckol against α-glucosidase and α-amylase were 0.24 and 0.66 mM, respectively, which evidenced the higher activities than that of acarbose.

And it notes being shown documents "which evidence [Uber's] disproval of drivers soliciting tips".

The peak found at 631 cm−1 which evidences the librational mode of the hydroxyl group [33, 38, 39] is also observed.

The four ESI series present similar mean and variance which evidences a similarity between the four economies.

The value of this parameter decreased in mutant strains, which evidences a decrease in the membrane energization.

which evidences that the encoding rate is constant over timeslots (as initially assumed) and over sensors too.