Sentence examples for coherent evidence from inspiring English sources
After his death in 2008 the country's first democratically-elected government launched an investigation which claimed to discover "precise and coherent evidence" that BSGR had used intermediaries to pay bribes to Conte's wife, through another British Virgin Islands registered company.
However, the lack of replication in recent studies suggests that there is no coherent evidence for a bilingual inhibitory advantage.
There are definitions and instances of mutual benefits in the literature related to partnership programs, but there is no coherent evidence and clear picture of these benefits.
Develop a mechanism whereby an accumulation of coherent evidence is provided rather than rely on disparate small pieces of evidence.
Epidemiological, exposure, and toxicological studies altogether provide coherent evidence that fine PM (< 2.5 μm in diameter; PM2.5) can pose cardiovascular (CV) health risks (Brook et al. 2010).
In addition, relatively little coherent evidence supports a role for ammonium ion and other secondary inorganic aerosols in causing adverse health effects (Schlesinger et al. 2006).
It needs to present a coherent, evidence-based response to one question above all: why would you be an excellent hire for this position?
Another specious claim is his assertion that "Darwin's theory offers no coherent, evidence-based explanation for the evolution of even a single molecular pathway from primordial components".
Specific results achieved between 2007 and 2009 include: More coherent, evidence-based and child-sensitive socio-economic development plans (SEDP) in four provinces.
There is a need to identify and then include the key components of the clinical intervention in an coherent evidence-based structure.
Our result is in line with other research showing that when health professionals receive breastfeeding education based on WHO guidelines, they feel more secure and experience an increased ability to support mothers with coherent, evidence-based counselling [ 44].
