Sentence examples for contributing evidence from inspiring English sources

This is the first case report in the literature to show the spontaneous development of teeth in a human reconstructed mandible, contributing evidence toward the functional matrix theory of mandibular growth and ectodermal origin of teeth.

The Crown said its investigations were also contributing evidence in relation to other individuals "involved in the conspiracy to commit the atrocity".

36 Here prognosis research is contributing evidence about health services and is managing knowledge generated from electronic health records.

High het-TLOD scores are an indication that multiple pedigrees are contributing evidence for linkage at a given genetic locus.

These studies have in reviews still been interpreted as contributing evidence for a relation between traffic-related exposure and asthma.

As is the case with community learning in general, repeated attendance at meetings is contributing evidence that residents benefited from interaction with peers.

Keith and Caldeira either sat on the panels that produced the reports or contributed evidence.

To identify when and how to contribute evidence, we need to understand the complicated environment in which policymaking takes place.

To do so requires us to reject two romantic notions: first, that policymakers will ever think like scientists; and second, that there is a clearly identifiable point of decision at which scientists can contribute evidence to make a demonstrable impact.

Sparks said that they had found statistically significant results, but cautioned: "We do not claim to have proven the existence of plumes but rather to have contributed evidence that such activity may be present".

Being arguably the most complex socio-political and economic space in the world (Hooghe and Marks, 2001), in the EU various levels of government and different types of organisations interact and contribute evidence to develop priorities and implement public policies.