is evidenced by vs as evidenced by

Both 'is evidenced by' and 'as evidenced by' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to introduce evidence or support for a statement.

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is evidenced by

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce evidence or support for a statement. It is followed by the evidence or proof that supports the claim.

Examples:

The success of the project is evidenced by the increase in sales.
Her dedication to her work is evidenced by the long hours she puts in.
The importance of the issue is evidenced by the number of people attending the protest.

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This is evidenced by the fact that the company's debt ratio was constantly increasing and by the increase in average inventories.
This is evidenced by the fact that SOE and private prices are aligned and that private suppliers sell at prices which are commercially unreasonable.
Madam President, the fragility of demand for new vehicles is evidenced by the downturn in Europe's automotive industry.
Their skill level is evidenced by the high-risk public nature of their abductions.
Tens of millions of euros would be needed to sue the UK Government and this is evidenced by the cases of BCCI against the Bank of England
Conformity with these provisions is evidenced by the CE marking.
This is evidenced by the Commission's own definition of cash which also (rightly) indicates fungible instruments such as bearer bonds.
Their M.O. is deteriorating, and this is evidenced by the fact that for the first time a victim successfully escaped.
Levelheaded, patient, as is evidenced by the man I've taken as my husband.
This is evidenced by the lack of applications from manufacturers of Chinese and Indian traditional medicines.
This problem appears to be growing, as is evidenced by the recent events in India.
This threat is continuing to this day, as is evidenced by the recent attacks in Indonesia and Israel.
The fact that these positions are growing together is evidenced by the Commissioner's words on biocides.
The Community industry is a competitive and viable industry which is evidenced by its situation in 2001 where it was in a relatively good shape despite sharp worldwide competition.
This is evidenced by the fact that excluding this producer from the analysis would result in only slightly better performance figures.
As is evidenced by another murder on the heels of the first and under the nose of police and federal investigators.
Your Honour, Corporal Wetzel was simply trying to prevent his wife from absconding with their son, as is evidenced by this affidavit from a neighbour, Mrs. Jean Kisco.
As is evidenced by my law degree, which I will happily dust off and use to crush you in court if you don't fix it, replace it, or send me a check in the next 72 hours.
The other mechanism is evidenced by a reduction in the affinity of the ribosome for the Tetracycline-Mg2+ complex due to mutations in the chromosome.
The document further stresses that in many of the Member States parity in decision-making is still far from existing, as is evidenced by the low proportion of women occupying key political and economic posts in Europe.

Alternatives:

is supported by
is proven by
is demonstrated by
is shown by
is indicated by

as evidenced by