Sentence examples for analysis of existing evidence from inspiring English sources
"The DWP's own analysis of existing evidence, both internationally and in the UK, suggests such schemes are generally ineffective", finds Portes.
A pooled analysis of existing evidence is warranted to clarify this issue.
3– 10 This paper critically examines this conjecture, based on an analysis of a broad range of existing evidence on the relationship between medical technology diffusion and health expenditure.
I have a prior bias here, based on the enormous amount of existing evidence.
They classified breast cancer risk factors on the basis of the strength of existing evidence such as sufficient/convincing evidence; insufficient/weak evidence and no conclusive evidence [15,16].
Instead, it is a careful analysis of the existing evidence from decades of research on the earth's geologic history.
This analysis of the existing evidence suggests that there is sufficient equipoise regarding the benefits of HD for the oldest patients to warrant a randomized controlled trial of HD vs best supportive care.
Therefore, we conducted a systematic review and a meta-analysis of the existing evidence on the relation between low birth weight and the risk of childhood asthma.
The main objective of this review is to perform a systematic review and meta-analysis of the existing evidence to compare the analgesic efficacy and side effects with the use of caudal analgesia as compared to other noncaudal regional analgesia techniques in children undergoing inguinal surgeries.
Even if this does not answer the clinically important questions of interest, it may be possible to answer them through further analysis of the existing evidence-base (Stage 2).
Finally, we make a phenomenological analysis of existing experimental evidence to argue that single clone cancer cells, derived from an aneuploid cancer subpopulation, are capable of self-regulating their aneuploidy rate and of adapting it to distinct environments, namely primary and metastatic microenvironments.
