Sentence examples for burgeoning evidence base from inspiring English sources

A rapidly burgeoning evidence base demonstrates a link between academic performance and physical fitness (closely linked to physical activity) for children of all ages and socioeconomic groups.

We propose, based on the burgeoning evidence of the fundamental role of metaphor in thought (for review, see Gibbs, 2008), that any sort of figurative language, including simile, may potentially produce or approximate the effects of a categorical assertion in the minds of people whose "frame systems" are activated.

Burgeoning evidence suggest that patients with chronic pain might be open to placebo treatments in certain contexts despite limited knowledge of their well-established psychoneurobiological underpinnings.

For too long, we chose to deny the burgeoning evidence about lead toxicity.

There is now burgeoning evidence that vindicates a potential link between thyroid dysfunction and metabolic syndrome (MS).

There is burgeoning evidence that depressive symptoms and other forms of negative affect are directly or indirectly associated with ART non-adherence (Johnson et al. 2003; Starace et al. 2002; Weaver et al. 2005).

There is a common methodological challenge to RCT studies of KT effectiveness, in that this design could block important contextual factors that now have burgeoning evidence of their importance in successful implementation.

There is also burgeoning evidence of a role for NADPH oxidase activation in chronic brain pathology secondary to psychosocial stress, which leads to the development of neuropathologic alterations, and also in neurodegenerative disease.

A systematic review of the health impact of improved water quality is under way, driven in part by the burgeoning evidence indicating that substantial health gains result when water is treated in households and protected against recontamination (15, 16 ).

There is a burgeoning literature on task shifting and, indeed, a growing evidence base demonstrating comparable health outcomes for doctor or nurse led care in Sub-Saharan Africa [ 8].

Reviewing the evidence base that supports dieting.