Sentence examples for be linked to evidence from inspiring English sources

Any increases in the number of American visas should be linked to evidence of improved Mexican border enforcement.

Price and cost of insulin therapies Holleman and Gale suggest a 'resolution that drug prices should be linked to evidence of benefit', implying that the higher price of glargine vs NPH (in the presence of low benefit, according to their view) is socially unacceptable when resources for healthcare are limited.

This information can also be linked to evidence-based pathways to assist families to access management resources.

He said that the significance of the key was linked to evidence given in May 1912 to the British inquiry into the liner's sinking, by John Hart, a steward who had been on board.

The Objects Form task (Section 5.3.9) is also straight-forward to administer and has been linked to evidence of significant impairment in schizophrenia (Aleman et al., 2005) and cases of late-onset blindness (Noordzij et al., 2007).

Public concerns (and thus questioning of trust) about healthcare has been linked to evidence of inequitable allocation of resources [ 2, 8, 14– 16], as well as high-profile medical and safety scandals [ 17– 20].

The evidence from the studies is used to formulate recommendations, and recommendations are linked to the evidence by grading the recommendations in different levels.

No DNA that has been collected, more than 300 samples in all, has been linked to the evidence.

This decision was linked to the evidence generated in the research community.

Mr. LaValle confessed to the crime and was linked to it by DNA evidence.

Mr. Cumberland was linked to the cases through DNA evidence, they said.