Sentence examples for boost the evidence from inspiring English sources

Creating a UK equivalent to the US 'science of science policy' programme is one way that Walport could boost the evidence base for investment.

Applying this method on real GWAS data in type 2 diabetes (T2D) boosted the association evidence in regions well-established for T2D etiology in three diverse South-East Asian populations, as well as identified two novel gene regions and a biologically convincing pathway that are subsequently validated with data from the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium.

Confirming previous results [30], semantic similarity-based networks, combined with other sources of evidence boost the performance of gene prioritization methods.

Hence, to boost the ability to detect signal, evidence is combined across variants.

"The government failed to make a coherent business case for the suspension and there is no evidence that it will boost the economy or tourism".

But the evidence that a rate cut will boost the economy is weak.

Here, in the fine print, we find evidence an array of protectionist clauses to boost the Homeland's textile industry.

The REF2014 in the UK signifies an additional major boost to the evidence that a wide range of health research does contribute to improved health and other social benefits.

The evidence that attendance boosts the immune system and lowers blood pressure comes from studies that are significantly flawed.

It may also be unsustainable, since many central banks will interpret the high inflation necessary to boost employment as evidence the economy is running at capacity.But of course, the economy isn't running at capacity; it's running farther below capacity than in the inadequate demand case, because firms are using capital much less intensively than they could.

Hardly a week goes by without science delivering new evidence that exercise boosts the brain.