Sentence examples for drawing on the evidence from inspiring English sources

This article attempts to remedy that situation, drawing on the evidence from competitions for Nature's awards.

The foreign affairs committee published its conclusions this week, drawing on the evidence that I and others gave it, and they were impressively robust.

Meanwhile, other scientists are drawing on the evidence from Loki to refine our ideas about the origin of eukaryotes.

Drawing on the evidence in Tables 1 and 2; and Fig. 1, the achievement of vertical equity therefore requires that the percentage decline in burglaries between 1993 and 2008/09 should be greatest for those households and areas enduring more burglaries in 1993 relative to the base household.

The day after the visit, they each individually rated the home they had visited drawing on the evidence collected and the guidance and training we had given them.

Both policy makers and practitioners spoke of drawing on the evidence in relation to the principles of successful interventions or best practice population health approaches and theories, in cases where sufficient evidence was not available.

He said it drew on the evidence provided and represented the "select committee doing its job".

This book draws on the evidence of local records and literature in order to shed light on a neglected aspect of medieval Welsh History. 1. Who Were the Townsfolk of Medieval Wales?

Various national governments have drawn on the evidence to inform discussions around their national strategic plans to address HIV.

An opportune moment to intervene The government earlier this year approved the new National Youth Development Policy 2020, and De Lannoy emphasises that "now is the time to focus on a strong implementation plan that draws on the evidence base to identify, evaluate and scale up best practice interventions".

Drawing on the latest evidence, articles in the Journal subject these theories, and others, to rigorous empirical analysis.