Sentence examples for close to evidence from inspiring English sources
He accuses Hillary Clinton of being a "foreign agent" for the Chinese and Saudi Arabian government, without citing anything close to evidence.
"These findings are as close to evidence as we can get to show that this particular pathway is active in the development of Alzheimer's.
Diego Gomez-Nicola, who led the study, said the experiments were "as close to evidence as we can get" that inflammation and microglia were important for the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
"These findings are as close to evidence as we can get to show that this particular pathway is active in the development of Alzheimer's disease," Gomez-Nicola said in a statement.
The efforts on the part of STEM instructors to reform instruction and shift the status quo closer to evidence-based teaching practices are heroic and ongoing, but we must match these efforts with improved instructional feedback.
As such the SDM approach appears closer to evidence-based health care approach than may be the case with the patient-centred clinical method which placed patient views and agenda's at the core of the consultation.
Lee stays close to the evidence, and is wary of speculation.
Reading their file in London, Evans and his senior staff agreed that they had produced nothing close to the evidence needed to support their charge.
I think it's safe to say that this hasn't turned out to be the best scheme for helping poorer Americans into the ownership class.Justin Fox, author of "The Myth of the Rational Market", says "there's nothing even remotely close to conclusive evidence that there is a link [between income inequality and the crisis].
In each species, the ratio of plus/minus mating types is close to 1∶1, evidence that is consistent with a randomly mating population.
The United States Supreme Court's recent death penalty jurisprudence has paid close attention to evidence of whether contemporary society has reached a consensus on particular applications of capital punishment.
