Sentence examples for descriptive evidence from inspiring English sources

This study provides descriptive evidence on how the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB) sets Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

He said the commission of inquiry will present "very compelling and descriptive evidence of atrocities" in Sudan.

Some descriptive evidence shows that, contrary to the 'paradox' conjecture, Europe's weaknesses reside both in its system of scientific research and in a relatively weak industry.

Descriptive evidence shows significant differences in wages and several other characteristics between renewable energy establishments and their sector peers.

Descriptive evidence of the earliest Greek theatre indicates that music, mostly sung by a chorus, was essential but not continuous.

I present descriptive evidence to show that electric vehicle purchases are positively related to both consumer price and charging station subsidies.

Among other school inputs, descriptive evidence suggests that measures of the quality of inputs and, in particular, teachers are more closely related to student outcomes.

"Women and Work in India: Descriptive Evidence and a Review of Potential Policies". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP18-004, December 2017.

Some areas of study are still totally dependent on observational, descriptive evidence; some depend on mensurative tests of hypotheses about patterns.

This study provides descriptive evidence relating to the nature, frequency, co-occurrence, duration and direction of all the discrete emotions experienced by athletes while competing.

The limited descriptive evidence revealed that differences in the experiences of sibling donors vary by age and developmental stages; however, the use of small or repeated samples and qualitative methods limited the generalizability of study findings.