Sentence examples for especially evidence from inspiring English sources

Merck may yet regret not seeking a general settlement—or, if there are many more verdicts like last week's, it may do so after all.Merck's woes should reinforce the recent trend in the drug industry to again put good science before marketing, and in particular to be full, frank and fast in disclosing the results of drug trials, and especially evidence of problems.

However, evidence based medicine has not resolved the problems it set out to address (especially evidence biases and the hidden hand of vested interests), which have become subtler and harder to detect.

This was especially evidenced in a large group of Yaroslavl churches.

The last are especially evidenced, in order to induce full consciousness of the complexity and interdisciplinary features of this kind of analytical tools.

This enhanced 1-D model is also capable of capturing the cell performance at different electrolyte flow rates, especially evidenced by the polarization curves.

After a career of somewhat mixed fortunes, this fine British soprano is back at her best, as especially evidenced by Debussy's 'Cinq Poemes de Baudelaire' and some beautifully atmospheric Strauss.

This effect is especially evidenced in the angle of attack range corresponding to airfoil stall, as the boundary layer separation point advances along the leeward surface of the airfoil.

The longer-run cost-effectiveness is especially evidenced for training programs, which long have been regarded as too expensive.

This is especially evidenced in our novel user interface design section in which we need to judge the most important figures.

The goal of this multi-country survey was to provide a global snapshot of the extent to which these essential policies and programs were in place and to provide program managers and development partners with evidence on the key processes that facilitate scale up and expansion of maternal health interventions, especially evidence-based PPH and PE/E program interventions.

There were more similarities than differences in the diagnostic associations between RfEs and episode titles across populations, especially evidenced by the more frequent observations with narrower CIs.