Sentence examples for although not evidence from inspiring English sources

Although not evidence based in any prospective, controlled, randomized clinical trials, it is unlikely that anyone would dispute that under-feeding eventually leads to death.

Although not evidence of absence, the absence of evidence for the presence of SETD6 at regulatory elements of CDKN1A, PGR, and TFF1 suggests that the silencing of SETD6 may affect indirectly the expression of those genes.

Although not evidence for the ancient origins, this does strengthen the finding that introns at similar positions in conserved genes are homologous and would be in line with an Exon theory of genes.

Current recommendations for growth monitoring in this group, although not evidence based, could include the use of VLBW growth references up to 2 years postmenstrual age, the use of term infant growth references after 2 years postmenstrual age, promotion of breastfeeding, and education of caregivers and healthcare providers on expectations of growth in premature and VLBW infants.

Although not evidenced in the literature, such neighbourhoods also possess many of the qualities that are important for walkability.

Experimental studies support the hypothesis that oxytocin administration during labour, a common although not evidence-based practice, may increase the risk of atonic postpartum haemorrhage.

Experimental studies support the hypothesis that oxytocin administration during labour, a common although not evidence-based practice, may increase the risk of atonic PPH.

Although not evidence-based, we would judge a causal direction from alcohol abuse in one of the spouses to mental distress in the other as more plausible than the reversed causal pathway, but there are probably also people who drink to drown problems related to their spouse's' poor mental health.

Similarly, although not evidenced in previous clinical trials, it is easy to deduce that large tumor size, multifocality, and ureteral location would be associated with impaired function of the kidney with tumor (the kidney that would be removed); thus, they were demonstrated to be "protective" factor for postoperative eGFR after adjusting for preoperative renal function.

Sauropod tracks document that these animals traveled in groups composed of several different species, at least in Oxfordshire, England, although there is not evidence for specific herd structures.

It is suggested that screening begin at age 30 years although this is not evidence based.