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Meanings of further evidence in English

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Usage of further evidence in English
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That being said, further evidence for its clinical use is still needed.
Pubmed
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They provide further evidence that industry is benefiting from stronger international growth.
The Irish Times
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The data today is further evidence that recovery is broadening and deepening.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, Dowd's violence seemed to him further evidence of a disturbing pattern.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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There was further evidence of consumer caution in shopper numbers for May.
The Guardian
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These results are further evidence of the antimalarial potential of ellipticine derivatives.
Pubmed
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It is further evidence Congress should not rush legislation, he has argued.
Reuters
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For business, it is further evidence of the risks of distant disruption.
The economist
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It is further evidence of the IRA's commitment to the peace process.
The Irish Times
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Physical and instrumental examinations did not show any further evidence of disease.
Pubmed
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Our functional studies provide further evidence that RARS is a PMD-causing gene.
Pubmed
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These observations provide further evidence that NADPH oxidase modulates skeletal muscle function.
Pubmed
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Here is further evidence of the shrinking gap between TV and film.
The Guardian
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He decided to hold the question open and wait for further evidence.
Daybreak; A Romance of an Old World
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Maria, annoyed, says this is only further evidence of the Protestant-Catholic divide.
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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It also gave further evidence of Cavan's status as an emerging force.
The Irish Times
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