Sentence examples for evaluate the recent evidence from inspiring English sources
The question is how to evaluate the recent evidence that Britain's economy has been moving more in line with Europe's, given its historical tendency to march more in step with America's.
An expert panel revising national blood pressure guidelines is evaluating all the recent evidence on pre-eclampsia and heart disease, said Dr. Daniel Jones, a former president of the American Heart Association who is dean of the School of Medicine at the University of Mississippi.
To evaluate the impact of recent evidence-based treatments for severe sepsis in routine clinical care requires an understanding of the underlying epidemiology, particularly with regard to trends over time.
The mechanism by which this occurs has not been completely evaluated, but recent evidence (Smith and Tisdale, 2003) suggests that PIF induces activation of both phospholipases A and C (PLA2 and PC-PLC).
"There are different fads in fitness and you will be able to evaluate the latest evidence to support your actions".
"The Russians will evaluate the evidence, and the opposition has the better evidence," a Western official said.
Our results challenge the relatively clear conclusion drawn by The (American) Task Force on Community Preventive Services (2009) which considered the association between alcohol density and alcohol use robust, but is compatible with a recent systematic review which, after evaluating recent evidence, is more cautious in its conclusions (Bryden et al., 2011).
One of the mantras of the most recent variety of creationists' attacks on the integrity of science education is to let students "critically evaluate the evidence both for and against evolution" (the "teach the controversy" strategy; see Scott and Branch 2003).
"When all the evidence is evaluated by the grand jurors is put online... then we catch our breath, evaluate the evidence, and plan our next steps".
