Sentence examples for depth evidence from inspiring English sources

From a research perspective and in order to allow people to be cared for and die where they wish, our findings highlight the need to build more in depth evidence on reasons underlying this negative preference.

In a statement, it said: "We have taken further, in-depth evidence from the intelligence and security agencies, and the foreign and commonwealth office.

The 2012 Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey conducted by ScotCen Social Research – whose initial results are released today – provides the first in-depth evidence on those questions.

Students' phases of model development, reflecting aspects of engineering design, were identified through iterative refinement cycles of analyses to generate more in-depth evidence of students' learning (Lesh and Lehrer, 2000).

Elongated conductors reaching mid-crustal depths evidence the presence of major faults dominating the crustal structure.

However, in-depth evidence is lacking on which factors hinder or facilitate relationships.

This exploratory study reports some of the first in-depth evidence of fathers' experiences and presents a research agenda in this critically under-researched area.

Across all countries studied in-depth, evidence was found which confirmed the assumption that females represent the majority of T&C workers.

Because of the explorative nature of our research questions, the scope of our review was broad instead of a review of in-depth evidence [ 20, 21].

This facilitated a more in-depth evidence map for the clinical question, as reflected by both the output table and the scope of the commentary on evidence (Table 4).

Motivation for the sample selection methods used were; this was a scoping study to generate in-depth evidence from the key stakeholders in health policy formulation especially human resources for health; and a purposive sample would provide the required information on which a comprehensive study would be developed.