Sentence examples for evidence is complemented from inspiring English sources

5 7 Moreover, this evidence is complemented by laboratory studies that elucidate the mechanisms by which sugar sweetened drinks are likely to damage cardio-metabolic health.

This problem was addressed through a formalized consensus procedure where existing evidence was complemented with proven, clinical experience.

Our data from PD monocytes and previous experimental evidence are complemented by the association of influenza infections, asthma and allergic rhinitis to the development of PD [ 7, 26].

The available evidence was complemented by consultation with health professionals from different cancer centres (medical oncologist, colorectal surgeon, oncology nurses) in order to source estimates and specify distributions.

This evidence was complemented and confirmed by primary data obtained through personnal communication with French diabetes experts from the Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris (AP-HP).

This finding is complemented by evidence from animal studies that the ACC contains a final representation of affective-motivational elements of pain (Sewards and Sewards 2002, but see also comments above).

When a test is being validated using (Messick 1989a) validity framework, however, the evidence from correlation will form only a small part of the required validity evidence to be complemented by evidence from other aspects of validity mentioned earlier in the introduction.

This tool is complemented by a set of evidence-based guidelines.

This work is complemented by an increasing body of evidence from in vivo models.

This is complemented by a separate Observer Sports Service.

Patient records, the patient and published evidence are the three information sources needed to practice evidence-based medicine [ 4], being complemented with the health professional own experience in daily routine.