Sentence examples for consolidating evidence from inspiring English sources

We have provided consolidating evidence for a non-eukaryotic origin of mtMutS and have demonstrated the monophyly of this gene among octocorals and other members of the MutS7 lineage.

This review and meta-analysis will play an important role in consolidating evidence on the effectiveness of health services provided by NPs, especially where they play a role in managing NCD, supporting continuity of care between hospital and community, and monitoring and supporting the health of elderly people.

This brings up the issue of which annotation to keep while consolidating evidences that are the same.

These results consolidate evidence for a relationship between impulse control and risky driving amongst young drivers.

A Scottish art historian is to lead a national search for a lost painting that he believes would consolidate evidence that the iconic Skating Minister was not by Henry Raeburn.

In states such as California, whether or not a particular monitoring sample suggests that water quality is impaired can be regarded as a binary outcome variable, and California's current regulatory framework invokes a version of the exact binomial test to consolidate evidence across samples and assess whether the overall water body complies with the Clean Water Act.

As a final step, the authors consolidate evidence for the benefit of academics and practitioners in higher education interested in the efficient use of games and simulations for pedagogical purposes.

To consolidate evidence for linkage between Ovar-DRA*0201 Ovar-DRA*0201, genomic DNandrom 56 animals representing a range of DRB1*0901 breeds, includingenomicish Blackface, Suffolk/Texel, Texel/British milk anDNAufromk/British milk crosses, was screened for the DRB1*0901 allele.

In this review we consolidate evidence for how biotic interactions shape species distributions beyond local extents and review methods for integrating biotic interactions into species distribution modelling tools.

Using a common framework would also enhance and consolidate evidence to ensure a coordinated approach to recruitment and retention of all health professionals in rural areas.

There is therefore a need to consolidate evidence across existing reviews and update the evidence with more recently published studies to inform policy, practice, and the design and implementation of scald prevention.