Sentence examples for evidence aligned with from inspiring English sources

In this case, the physical evidence aligned with Wilson's testimony.

Respondents perceived the availability of evidence including its dissemination; the MoH institutional capacity to lead KT processes; the existence of partnerships for KT; a favorable political context; and how evidence aligns with the overall government policy discourse as the factors that impacted the uptake of evidence.

A favorable political context in which a political window provides an opportunity for KT and; Evidence aligning with the overall government policy discourse, enhance uptake.

Previous research evidence is aligned with children's awareness of healthy food but children's intake of FV is still below the World Health Organization (WHO) target of 400 g per day [ 18].

Fetal blood sampling for lactate measurement will be undertaken, with resulting actions as per Table  2 (developed from the available evidence and aligned with the Clinical Practice Guideline of the RWH [ 39]).> Baseline demographic and characteristic data will be abstracted from the participants' hospital records by the clinical research midwives.

McKay added: "The fresh expert evidence aligns itself with what police officers found at the scene on the morning of the killings and the combined views of those who assessed the position then: namely, and tragically, [that] Sheila Caffell murdered her family, then took her own life".

Evidence products generally aligned with priorities to achieve health MDGs.

The evidence briefs and rapid evidence syntheses prepared generally aligned with health policy and systems priorities to achieve the health MDGs.

Meteyard and colleagues (2012) argued that the current evidence best aligns with claims from weak embodiment, where functional neural clusters have been found in regions parallel (e.g., anterior) to primary sensory cortices.

The minister's focus bypasses all the available evidence and is only aligned with the headlines.

"The bulk of the evidence is now clearly aligned with a human explanation for the [Australian] event," agrees Gifford Miller, a geochronologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder.