Sentence examples for evidence standpoint from inspiring English sources

But in terms of the healthy oil that is most supported from an evidence standpoint, that trophy must go to extra-virgin olive oil, which is the hallmark of the Mediterranean dietary pattern, adherence to which is associated with a risk reduction for a broad array of conditions".

From a research and evidence-based standpoint, there is a recognized difficulty in measuring impacts and quantifying experiences of palliative care patients in crisis settings (Danna et al. 2015; Devereaux et al. 2008; Goodman and Black 2015; Pou 2013).

The evidence from a personal standpoint and from the standpoint of all Quakers, suggests that Dyer's ending was as much a spiritual triumph as it was a tragic injustice.

From the prosecution's standpoint, that evidence is not needed to seek an indictment.

"From a forensic standpoint, for evidence, you're going to be looking for specific components of a painting," said Robert Wittman, who joined the F.B.I. in 1988 and helped start the bureau's Art Crime Team.

CHRIS MOONEY has a new book out, "The Republican Mind" (here's a brief essay-length version of the thesis), that looks from a frankly liberal standpoint at evidence that conservatives and liberals tend to have different character types and different attitudinal approaches to reality.

From the therapeutic standpoint, this evidence may provide a novel/effective approach for treating human OSCCs.

From a practical standpoint, the evidence suggests that while combined analyses can yield more accurate trees [ 20, 24] than supertree methods, there are conditions in which combined analysis methods cannot be used (e.g., heterogeneous data, including morphology, gene orders, or different types of molecular data), or are simply too computationally intensive.

Design and implementation of integrative and differentiated system of early medical and psychological support of patients with acute physical condition based on the principles of phasing, consistency and comprehensiveness, its effectiveness had been evaluated from the standpoint of evidence-based medicine.

She said new studies since that time suggest that 70 ppb is more appropriate from a scientific standpoint, with the evidence for harm below those levels far weaker.

This is not a matter of providing evidence to declare a certain standpoint correct and another one invalid.