Sentence examples for comparing evidence from inspiring English sources

By comparing evidence from these groups to the early Jesus groups (especially those lying behind Paul's letters), we can generate new insights about meetings among Jesus' followers before the formal institutions of churches arose.

Selecting a p-drug trains students in pharmacological, clinical and epidemiological principles and in collecting and comparing evidence.

Neither the Scottish Intercollegiate Guideline Network nor the European guidelines adopted an explicit method for displaying and comparing evidence across risk markers (table 4).

While the 2010 pilot exercise has confirmed that the majority of the proposed indicators have some validity, there are significant challenges in operationalising and measuring these indicators reliably, as well as in comparing evidence of research impact across different cases in a standardised manner.

We show that, while the majority of the proposed indicators have some validity, there are significant challenges in operationalising and measuring these indicators reliably, as well as in comparing evidence of research impact across different cases in a standardised and consistent manner.

"The case remains unsolved and we have no way of knowing how long this process will take, but we hope to get to a point where we can compare evidence and arrive at a conclusion where we have sufficient evidence to say they did it, or clear them," Captain Jeff Bell of the sheriff's office told the Guardian.

This paper compares evidence for cranial trauma among burial populations at Harappa through time to assess the hypothesis that Indus state formation occurred as a peaceful heterarchy.

This study sought to compare evidence of the factorial validity of the adapted version of the World Health Organization Quality of Life (WHOQOL-OLD) scale (three response options) with the original version of the scale.

Our objective was to compare evidence of validity of the three-response WHOQOL-OLD scale with the original, five-response version and to verify behavior of items from the adapted version by the use of item response theory.

To help solve crimes, forensic analysts would need the equivalent of a fingerprint library: a database of known microbiome profiles to which they can compare evidence from a crime scene.

We compared evidence of drilling predation between nests of Bouchardia and dense aggregations of venerid bivalves, Eurhomalea spp. Eurhomalea is the most abundant genus of infaunal bivalves in the La Meseta Formation.