Sentence examples for analyses of evidence from inspiring English sources

This caricature shifts the focus away from critical analyses of evidence and fails to appreciate the checks and balances inherent in the communal nature of the scientific enterprise.

Throughout the decade, the work of feminist social epistemologists addressed many issues being taken up by other social epistemologists as well: the dynamics of testimony and relations of cognitive authority, communal analyses of evidence and epistemic agency, the social structure of scientific knowledge, social conceptions of objectivity, and understandings of knowledge as social practice.

For the analyses of evidence levels and study types, we used as the denominator all mentions of published findings (i.e. weighted citations) after excluding articles not presenting any evidence (50 commentaries or editorials and 2 nonresearch letters).

For the analyses of evidence levels and study types of research that matured after newspaper coverage, we again used as the denominator published articles corresponding to all mentions of studies (i.e. weighted citations) after excluding articles not presenting evidence (5 commentaries or editorials, 1 nonresearch letter, and 1 news item).

The expectations and analyses of evidence relevant to claims have become conditioned by the expectations of evidence-based approaches.

NB conducted the searches, quality appraisal, data extraction processes, analyses of evidence and synthesis of evidence, with support from JN, RTE and NH.

While there was general appreciation of the value of quantitative data, and for syntheses of evidence ("Because of the huge variety of issues we deal with, I prefer summaries or meta-analyses of evidence that can give an overview of a particular field".: Health Improvement) considerable support was expressed for qualitative and person-focused research.

But the respected Cochrane group, which provides analyses of research evidence, is not convinced that there is enough evidence to say light therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy or antidepressants work for Sad.

Linkov et al. [8] analysed weight-of-evidence evaluations and came up with a classification system based on the amount of use of qualitative and quantitative methods.

This has allowed the news media and others to conduct their own analyses of the evidence and draw their own conclusions about the validity of the grand jury's decision not to indict.

This document argues that the biomarker evaluation process should consist of three steps: 1. Analytical validation: analyses of available evidence on the analytical performance of an assay.