Sentence examples similar to Designated evidence from inspiring English sources

Directly administered antiretroviral therapy (DAART) is a CDC-designated, evidence-based adherence intervention for drug users, yet untested among released prisoners.

The tarantulas that were confiscated — more than 1,000 of them — remained in federal custody as well, designated as evidence for the remainder of the investigation, said Mr. Williams.

Twelve trials were classed 'uncertain risk of bias', three of which displayed relatively minor uncertainty and were designated reliable evidence; 20 trials were classed 'high risk of bias'.

Forty-nine trials were classed as 'high risk of bias' and 23 as 'uncertain risk of bias'; the remaining three, clinically heterogeneous, trials displayed sufficiently low risk of bias to be designated reliable evidence.

Proteomic analysis of the resulting OMVs, designated OMVsBpp, evidenced the presence of several surface immunogens including pertactin.

In addition, the rules provide for the automatic adoption of a protective order that allows any party to designate certain evidence as confidential.

We designate as evidence-based kernels any indivisible procedure shown through experimental evaluation to produce reliable effects on behavior (Embry 2004).

From among the hundreds of genes in the initial networks, these were designated by convergent evidence for their likely association with epilepsy.

There was therefore no trial that could be designated as reliable evidence.

This was designated level 1 evidence because of the high risk of bias.

Likewise, the study by Carman and colleagues was designated level 1 evidence because the randomization failed for the demographic variable age [ 16].