Sentence examples for evidence narrative from inspiring English sources

Based on this evidence, narrative explanations of unique historical phenomena such as major transitional events, for example, the transition from amphibians to land dwellers can be described.

This includes empirical evidence, narrative (non-systematic) reviews of the literature and commentaries documenting the evolution of EASY-Care.

While systematic reviews might say "Here is the evidence", narrative reviews go one step further in satisfying the audience by saying "This is what you should do with it".

In line with the theoretical assumptions, these two studies showed some, although weak, evidence that narrative information is more effective than non-narrative information.

Malick's visual language is much in evidence: whispered narrative, a surging orchestral score, looming, circling camerawork to accompany wordless outdoor memory sequences which often take place suffused in sunsets and lens flare.

A game like this, which demands a deep and focused investment of player time and attention, is powerful evidence that narrative for people with long attention spans is thriving.

All of these tactics – the dishonest evidence, the narrative of a force struggling to do its duty in the face of deliberate provocation from a mob, and then the way that version was spread – were later to prove lethally damaging in the aftermath of Hillsborough.

An advantage of meta-analysis is that it provides a more objective summary of the existing evidence than narrative reviews.

In addition, the use of evidence tables, narrative syntheses, and other aspects of the assessment approach were in accord with later NRC recommendations for improving IRIS assessments (NRC 2011).

An Evidence-Based Narrative Review.

That could provide part of what the UN has described as an "evidence-based narrative", from which member states could draw their own inferences.