Sentence examples for evidence assigned from inspiring English sources

Since the GO assignments are automated, the evidence assigned for this is inferred from electronic annotation (IEA; GO_REF 0000002).

The level of evidence assigned to interventions was based on Ellis score (levels I, II and III) and the Oxford Centre for Evidence Based Medicine Levels of Evidence (grades A, B, C and D) [ 3, 12].

It thus appears that the later tradition, finding no evidence for Pythagoras' cosmology in the early evidence, assigned the discoveries of Parmenides back to Pythagoras, encouraged by traditions which made Parmenides the pupil of Pythagoras.

There was initially 91% agreement (Cohen's Kappa: 0.8) between the reviewers regarding the level of evidence assigned to each study (NHMRC, 1999).

The level of evidence assigned to a study is specific to the level of evidence for answering the questions posed in this review and may not be reflective of the overall quality of the study.

As all included studies were observational studies they would be graded as "low evidence" according to the GRADE classification, furthermore, due to the low quality it should be downgraded and the grade of evidence assigned should be "very low".

These collisions may occur for a variety of reasons with anecdotal evidence assigning deliberate violations a key concern though there is little data to illustrate the size of the problem.

The latter infers a minimal set of proteins that explain the peptide evidence, assigning a probability to each protein based on the combined peptide probabilities.

The "SAVE IMAGE" button allows for screen capture of the main window as evidence, assigning sequential names to each capture as it is generated.

In contrast, systematic reviews in the clinical sciences, which proceed from the availability of human experimental evidence, assign an a priori rating to the body of human observational studies of "low" quality.

However, there are numerous scientific evidences assigning an increasingly dominant role to external factors, environmental or behavioural, that interact with the pathophysiology of migraine.