Sentence examples for covered evidence from inspiring English sources

While much is known about the floods, experts say there are critical clues missing, first because each flood swept away or covered evidence of earlier ones, so that carbon 14 dating cannot be used.

Thirty-four articles were included in the final review, which covered evidence on provider payment methods in 32 CBI schemes.

The purpose of this review was to update the literature review undertaken in 2010 for the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative (NCSI) (Davies et al, 2010), which covered evidence on lifestyle and cancer survivorship between 2006 and 2010, and to include observational studies that were excluded from the WRCF survivorship systematic review.

The purpose of this review was to update the literature review undertaken in 2010 for the NCSI (Davies et al, 2010), which covered evidence on lifestyle and cancer survivorship between 2006 and 2010, and to include observational studies that were in the main excluded from the WCRF survivorship systematic review (Bekkering et al, 2006).

I tried to cover evidence I was human, but the gloves I tucked into my sleeves kept slipping.

On Snapchat, where ephemerality can cover evidence of inappropriate contact, or Musical.ly, where kids dance provocatively in front of huge audiences, dangers mount and parents are often clueless.

To cover evidence streams (or subsequences of evidence streams) consisting entirely of experiments or observations on which hj is fully outcome-compatible with hypothesis hi we will first need to identify a useful way to measure the degree to which hypotheses are empirically distinct from one another on such evidence.

Does Trump's strange "hair" cover evidence of off-Earth origin?

The session will cover evidence and rationale for insulin use, how to motivate patients and deal with common patient-level barriers to insulin initiation, initiating and titrating basal insulin (glargine; Sanofi) and prandial insulin (glulisine; Sanofi) using a structured protocol (Table  1 and Figure  2A and 2B).

MYTH #3: "Under my plan, we'll make sure insurance companies cover evidence-based, preventive care services weight loss programs, smoking-cessation programs and other efforts to help people avoid costly, debilitating health problems in the first place".

In addition, a number of public and private insurers are starting to cover evidence-based prevention programs in communities.