Sentence examples for and which evidence from inspiring English sources

The guideline is especially concerned with the description of the methodology used, the selection process of the literature used and which evidence the recommendations are based upon.

Whether it's really in play, however, depends on who you ask, and which evidence you trust.

In addition, SNPs were added from 3 genes associated with variation in skin pigmentation showing large frequency differences between Europeans, Africans and East Asian ancestry and for which evidence of positive selection was established (Lao, et al., 2007).

One of the most popular activities in the home - and one which evidence suggests is good for the brain - is singing.

In contrast, fluoxetine, the only SSRI licensed for MDD and for which evidence of efficacy exists [ 5- 7], was scantly prescribed.

Further research is required to identify the public-private collaboration and networking which, evidence from Latin America suggests [ 20, 21], may place larger private entities in an advantageous situation.

However, this set of isolates for which a claim has been made and for which evidence has been provided do represent the extent of our current knowledge on the complete reporting of reassortants.

Investigation included how often diagnostic tests and procedures were performed for which evidence and guidelines recommend against in asymptomatic individuals during routine PHEs, and the costs associated with the tests and procedures.

So far, it has finished looking over about half the cases, and found 26 in which the technician had missed biological evidence and 19 in which evidence was commingled with evidence from other cases.

Thus, only evidence considered reliable or accessible and truly reflecting which evidence the policy actors felt was the best was used to establish the need for policy development.

Therefore, this study completed an in silico analysis using previously reported epitopes and those for which evidence indicates they are capable of inducing an immunological response.