Sentence examples for consequences evidence from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, against the backdrop of these health consequences, evidence suggests that we are not devoting enough attention and support to care for our soldiers and their families.
It is followed by chapters that represent the background (type 2 diabetes prevalence, risk factors, consequences, evidence of successful prevention) and gives instructions about the development of diabetes prevention programs and identification and recruitment of participants at high risk for type 2 diabetes.
The failure to step up prevention will bring dire consequences evidenced by a generation of children - some 12 million - orphaned by AIDS in Africa.
As a consequence, evidence of effect will only form one aspect of the decision-making process when evidence-based policies are made [ 8, 27].
As a consequence, evidence for positive selection at the protein level are rare at a short time scale but much more frequent when considering deeper evolutionary time [ 13].
As a consequence, evidence available for the agro-ecological interface as a major source of novel pathogen phenotypes is largely circumstantial.
As a consequence, evidence of linkage to resistance was not deduced by the comparison of the frequency of the markers in the two bulks, but by comparing their frequency deviation from the expected 50% and their deduced genomic localization.
Laws continue to be passed with increasingly punitive consequences without evidence of their effectiveness or potential impact.
"The term [pimp lobby/pro-prostitution lobby] refers to academics and profiteers from the industry who put forward the view that prostitution is a form of labour with no consequences, ignoring evidence of long-term effects and the overall way in which it dehumanises women," Bindel told me.
In addition broader issues such as consequences, feedback, evidence, equity, identity, role modelling and organizational support were also identified.
Frailty is a major concern due to its costly and widespread consequences, yet evidence of effective interventions to delay or reduce frailty is lacking.
