Sentence examples for equivalent to evidence from inspiring English sources

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The safety of GM crops is presumed when there is a lack of evidence of harm, as if this were equivalent to evidence of lack of harm, when it clearly is not.

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This was of particular importance because GO Consortium evidence codes are actually not directly equivalent to ECO evidence classes, but rather are analogous to ECO intra-ontology 'evidence x assertion method' cross products (described later).

This would be equivalent to presenting the evidence for heliocentrism neutrally.

Small-scale quality improvement projects remain a dominant approach, but need to be conducted and reported better, and appropriate caution exercised in treating the data from such projects as equivalent to research-standard evidence.

If one evidence stream (either human or animal) has no studies, then conclusions are based on the remaining evidence stream alone (which is equivalent to treating the missing evidence stream as "low").

You would think because I won my freedom on the grounds of insufficient evidence (equivalent to a "not guilty" verdict and barring a retrial), the U.S. Supreme Court would want to hear my attorney's perspective.

The authors conclude that there is Level 1 evidence (equivalent to meta-analyses and systematic reviews) for the benefits of fish oil and the Chinese herb ginko biloba; Level 2 evidence (equivalent to findings from randomized controlled trials (RCTs)) for the Ayurvedic herb brahmi (Bacopa Monnieri), sage, lemon balm, turmeric, ginseng, CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10), Vitamin D, and magnesium.

I believe in our judicial system and when that goes before a court and a judge where we can provide evidence equivalent to Icac and the [Director of Public Prosecutions], if they want to take it up, I will then take it seriously," he said.

The remaining six studies were open label trials, with the exception of Dehasse [1] and therefore were classed as providing level 4 evidence (equivalent to case series and poor quality cohort and case control studies, and so with a higher risk of bias).

All of the mice were well tolerated without obvious signs of drug-related toxicity throughout the course of this study, even at 16 32 mg/kg dosages (equivalent to 51.5 103  μmol/kg) as evidenced by undetectable necrotic tissue damage and expression of active cleaved caspase-3 (Supplementary Figure S7).

The perisubicular region, located medially adjacent to the dorsal subiculum may be equivalent to the rat's presubiculum; evidence for the presence of a parasubiculum was rather weak.

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