Sentence examples for evidence attributable from inspiring English sources

Given the level of evidence attributable to this nurse home visitation intervention in improving the lives of disadvantaged children and families, extensive interest has been expressed by societies outside the US in implementing the NFP.

From a technical perspective, more validation studies are needed before modeled impacts can be considered as credible evidence of attributable or actual impact, and the wholesale use of modeled outputs alone in such an evaluative manner seems to us premature.

We also sought any evidence of harm attributable to a drug error.

However, there is insufficient epidemiological evidence to calculate attributable numbers for these substances.

However, reported outbreaks represent the only direct evidence of deaths attributable to unknown foodborne agents.

It is unclear whether this sparse evidence is partly attributable to publication bias, which would suggest negative findings for the majority of these factors in relation to AP.

The key challenges were to quickly identify any evidence of risks attributable to the vaccine so that any required action could be taken and, in the absence of such evidence, to provide robust safety data to support public health.

Moreover, VAP represented the main infective cause of prolonged fever in our patients, and some studies have shown no evidence of an attributable mortality to VAP in trauma patients [ 22, 23].

Since a mature large adipose tissue cell is dysfunctional, and there is evidence of dysfunction attributable to the visceral adipose tissue, the increase in visceral adipose cell size could be inferred.

The mixed evidence is potentially attributable to differences in study design and methodological quality (such as varying outcome measures and evaluation criteria or lack of controlled comparisons) as well as to differences in intervention content and program theory such as the cognitive and behavioral techniques reported (Grimshaw et al., 2004).

Using a gas heating furnace was not included in the final models since this variable was not related to either respiratory outcome in our study and there was no evidence for confounding attributable to homes using a gas furnace.> -wrap-foot> Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval.