Sentence examples for evidence from the development from inspiring English sources

3 Evidence from the development of H5N1 vaccines indicated that adjuvants could reduce the amount of antigen needed to provide an adequate immunological response and reinforce the ability to provide longlasting protection.

This program draws on evidence from the development of Teaching Nursing Homes in the United States of America and Scandinavia, which have been shown to provide effective healthcare student training when they deliver a collaborative, inter-disciplinary learning environment where students can experience team-based care and opportunities for independent assessment [ 6, 7].

This finding supports previous evidence derived from the development of the sickness impact profile, which suggests that a person's overall level of dysfunction is reflected not by the sum of their dysfunction across domains but by the impact of disease on the maximally affected domain and the number of domains affected.

Evidence from the iterative development of nQuire led to the production of a set of interaction design principles that aim to guide the development of online, learning-centred, citizen science projects.

But evidence from the latest development in executive compensation—"say on pay," included in the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation suggests that they aren't.

A model of how these three systems interact is further supported by evidence from the historical development of reading and modern studies of the process of fluent silent reading.

Evidence from the child development and psychology literature indicates that children younger than 6 years of age are unable to accurately recall everyday and unique events beyond 24 hours.

Planning should be cautiously paced to not get ahead of, or over-promise, relative to evidence from the intervention's development progress.

Our own work along with evidence from the literature illustrates the development of various types of engineered nanocarriers specifically designed to enhance tumor-targeted delivery through passive and active targeting strategies.

The developmental origins and lineage bias of MSCs have been a matter of debate with evidence supporting the development of MSCs from mesoderm progenitors [ 19], neural crest cells [ 20], vascular pericytes [ 21], and pluripotent progenitors set aside during embryonic development [ 22], and no concordant conclusions have been made.

The evidence from the field of child development has been very adequately reviewed by Leseman (2002).