Sentence examples for evidence poorly from inspiring English sources

Secretary Gates, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said the report had presented the evidence poorly, underemphasizing the importance of Iran's enrichment activity and overemphasizing the suspension of a weapons-design effort that could easily be turned back on.

Too often, policy that's poorly evidenced, badly designed and difficult if not impossible to implement.

Moreover, the report's authors concluded, federal vaccination recommendations, which have expanded in recent years, are based on inadequate evidence and poorly executed studies.

The evidence base poorly presented important demographic details for their cohorts.

Similarly there was some evidence that poorly differentiated tumours had a higher response rate than well-differentiated tumours (P=0.046).

However, the possibility of well-designed cohort studies providing less biased evidence than poorly designed RCTs has been documented [ 64].

The cluster of words related to evidence was poorly used and remained stable across countries over time.

There is evidence that poorly conceived clinical placements are a burden on health service delivery [ 73], although well-constructed placements may enhance service efficiency [ 74].

Whether our results can be extrapolated to a home treatment program is uncertain, but the supporting evidence that poorly functioning individuals have the most to gain from a rehabilitation program is promising.

Nonetheless, this first stage in the process evaluation is promising: the intervention was appreciated and adapted to the context, and the results remind us of the extent to which evidence is poorly known and inaccessible.

These biopsies included four primary tumours and three lymph node metastasis with histologic evidence of poorly differentiated carcinoma, and one relapse tumour in a patient with synchronous distant metastases (Table 1).