Sentence examples for evidence on a range from inspiring English sources

Spain is set to get an official science advisory panel that will gather evidence on a range of technical and social issues for its lawmakers.

With Chapter 4, things don't seem to get better: this is an astonishingly long chapter (60 pp ., dedicated to the complex task of bringing together evidence on a range of topics and from a number of different research projects.

The special issue includes eight original contributions outlining the best evidence on a range of relationships between health and weather and climate at the local level.

Information on the assessment of evidence quality ranged from general approaches towards quality control to more specific methodological issues and concrete measures for checking evidence for a range of biases.

The remaining seven SRs6,7,12,20,28,30,32 reported evidence on a wide range of outcomes in the palliative care of patients with cancer.

Australia, through AusAID, has provided $5.6 million over four years to J-PAL for establishment of the Southeast Asia office, which will support researchers to generate more evidence on a broader range of anti-poverty programs.

The chair of the committee, Keith Vaz, said: "We will be hearing evidence from both observers and practitioners of these courts, and are currently accepting written evidence on a wide range of issues, including the compatibility of sharia courts with British law".

Ex-C.I.A Officer Says U.S. Ignored Prewar Data A C.I.A. veteran who oversaw intelligence assessments about the Middle East from 2000 to 2005 accused the Bush administration of ignoring or distorting the prewar evidence on a broad range of issues related to Iraq in an effort to justify the American invasion of 2003.

However, these and other critics of EARLY are unaware of the scientific evidence on a wide range of avoidable causes of breast cancer.

The study brings together evidence on a wide range of behaviour change interventions and identifies a number of potentially effective approaches.

SAGE gathered evidence on a selected range of chronic diseases typically more prevalent among older adults and that contribute to a large portion of non-communicable disease burden.