Sentence examples for differences between the evidence from inspiring English sources

Indirectness refers to differences between the evidence under review and the clinical question of interest in relation to the PICO elements.

There is a fundamental difference between the evidence of anticompetitive harm in Microsoft and Google's alleged exclusionary conduct.

A simple point is that if Craft cannot understand the difference between the appalling evidence of child battery in the Climbié case and the complete absence of evidence of abuse in the cases of Sally, Trupti and Angela then I would be wary of asking him for a sticking plaster for a cut finger, lest he amputate both my arms.

In order to highlight the differences between current evidence and current practice we have presented the results of our literature search in combination with the results of the survey.

Negligible differences between the two model bioconjugations evidence the universality of the established in situ bioconjugation method.

One possible explanation for differences between the toxicological and epidemiological evidence is that previous epidemiological studies have had a limited ability to characterize spatial variations in PM10 2.5.

For example, local evidence on teenage pregnancy rates may be available for the general population but not available by population subgroups (e.g. by ethnicity or language) Finally, it is important to identify and discuss any differences between the findings obtained from global evidence and those obtained from local evidence.

However, no significant differences between the two groups were evidenced.

No significant differences between the two groups were evidenced when leptin plasma concentrations were considered.

The apparent differences between the islanders were regarded as evidence of separate waves of ethnically different people out of Southeast Asia.

However, there were differences between the experts, and a weak evidence of contrast effect for sweetness and acidity.