Sentence examples for Unpublished evidence from inspiring English sources

The Drug Effectiveness Review Project DERPP) SRs search US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) documents to identify unpublished evidence.

This research examines published and unpublished evidence of economic impacts of modern light rail (tram and light metro) systems in the United Kingdom and globally.

Prof Döscher gleaned his previously unpublished evidence from court archives, reports from the propaganda ministry, letters, diary extracts, and interviews with diplomats of the time.

Blair, in previously unpublished evidence given to the inquiry, submitted in January 2011 that Britain had to take a frank and considered view of its relationship with the US.

In unpublished evidence to an MPs committee, seen by the Guardian, Batmanghelidjh said the charity's demise has left thousands of at-risk former clients without support, with some clients returning to prostitution, drug dealing and drug use.

She noted that the journal had published very clear summaries of systematic reviews of data on individual medicines or classes of medicines where, "when you add together the published and unpublished evidence, you get a very different picture of the quality and effectiveness of those drugs".

At the National Association of Head Teachers' annual conference in Harrogate last month, I revealed previously unpublished new evidence to show that national exam results in grant-maintained schools, which enjoyed freedom from local authority control, rose by 3.5% in the two years immediately after the parental ballot by which grant-maintained status was decided.

A large quantity of previously unpublished documentary evidence is presented to show that the imagist experiments of Ezra Pound, Richard Aldington, Amy Lowell, and John Gould Fletcher were indebted to an engagement with Japanese visual culture that was far deeper than has ever previously been suggested.

This finding is consistent with unpublished genetic evidence for an Scc4-dependent cohesin localization pathway (Nasmyth, personal communication).

Ideally, and for the sake of efficiency, relevant published and unpublished scientific evidence relating to the question is gathered from an existing systematic review.

The Senate Report merely suggests that prepublication photocopying for classroom purposes will not generally constitute fair use when the author has an interest in the confidentiality of the unpublished work, evidenced by the author's "deliberate choice" not to publish.