Similar words: evidence, preponderance of evidence, physical evidence, documentary evidence, corroborating evidence, circumstantial evidence, providence, improvidence. Meaning: ['evɪdəns] 
adj. supported by evidence.
adj. supported by evidence. 
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61. This has lead to exciting new developments, as evidenced in Xerox's new 490 Color Continuous Feed, a 980-ppm tandem-engine printer.
62. The lack of good will was evidenced by the defendant's behavior in the witness stand.
63. This is evidenced by the discovery of figures of women.
64. The defect of extrudate in the extrusion process in the form of melt fracture could only be evidenced in the semisolid state of PP melt.
65. And we're not just about advances at the cineplex as evidenced by movies like Monsters vs.
66. The Chinese are intelligent and diligent, as evidenced by many Chinese Americans.
67. I rated somewhat lower the wisdom evidenced by such degrees.
68. Wild pink salmon, for example, are listed as a "recovered" species, evidenced by a 2007 run estimated at 11.6 million fish.
69. The results evidenced that TUNEL staining is a sensitive and reliable method for examining apoptotic cells caused by encephalitozoon cuniculi.
70. If anything, China's system discourages the type of initiative evidenced by pint-sized hero.
71. Kroenke's relationship with the Arsenal board is clearly better developed than Usmanov's(sentencedict.com), as evidenced by the American's co-option as a director last Friday.
72. This power of the mind was clearly evidenced in mathematics.
73. This led to obstruction with bladder hypertrophy, as evidenced by the prominent trabeculation of the bladder wall seen here from the mucosal surface.
More similar words: evidence, preponderance of evidence, physical evidence, documentary evidence, corroborating evidence, circumstantial evidence, providence, improvidence, evident, evidently, evidential, self-evident, cadenced, precedence, antecedence, incidence, subsidence, accidence, residence, dissidence, coincidence, diffidence, confidence, in confidence, tax incidence, overconfidence, hall of residence, self-confidence, independence day, angle of incidence.