Sentence examples for cumulated evidence from inspiring English sources
However, the cumulated evidence on training allows for the tentative conclusion that training has a negative effect on formal education participation (7 out of 11) and a positive effect on employment quality (5 out of 9).
71 72 Failure to review the cumulated evidence can lead to unnecessary duplication of research or to trial participants being deprived of effective, or exposed to harmful, interventions.
Although these studies have used milder models, it appears probable from the cumulated evidence that the window of opportunity in a severe hemispheric stroke model could be also considerably longer than 4 h, especially in view of the still sizable treatment effect observed at this point.
On the basis of the cumulated published evidence, the model seems to be robust.
Analyzing the structure of behavioral variability may provide evidence for understanding whether the variability is the result of cumulated errors in an imperfectly wired brain (system noise) or whether the variability is under neural control.
Cumulative incidence rates for ages 52 79 were calculated as the cumulated sums of the age-specific incidence rates.
The cumulated loss in the mortgage-credit sector over 2007-13 was below 1% of lending.
Thoughts regarding regional Internet markets, cumulated market penetration and uninitiated regional sales concepts are shouting for the attention of all those responsible for results.
"The cumulated amount of countermeasures to which Brazil is entitled to is $294.7 million," the W.T.O. said in a two-part, 269-page ruling.
