Sentence examples for evidence suitable from inspiring English sources

In fact these surveys can be used to provide evidence of the adverse effects of a particular pollutant, using fingerprinting techniques to provide evidence suitable for the prosecution of offenders.

Our analysis found no quality epidemiological studies, but rather a collection of case and case series reports, considered the lowest level of epidemiological evidence suitable only for hypothesis generation.

However, at the present time evidence suitable for directly testing this is lacking, and new research aimed at exploring the cardiovascular phenotype and its correlates in heavy, spirit drinking populations such as Russia and elsewhere is now required.

Based on the available evidence, fostering suitable urban environments is critical to sustaining physical activity behaviors.

As a result of this, they are likely to make hasty policy decisions by opting for the "evidence" most suitable to their political objectives (Edwards, 1999).

Review articles and editorials were also analysed and included if evidence was suitable for inclusion.

There is evidence that suitable induction experiences improve competence and confidence, but available data indicate that trainee doctors on the UK Foundation Programme are commonly not experiencing useful inductions.

In such cases, a legislative authority can intervene and enforce the decision if it is well grounded in evidence and suitable to the local context.

All surgeons will need to demonstrate evidence of suitable training in the procedures employed and/or an established surgical practice in the relevant techniques (TLM/TORS).

However, there is a paucity of evidence for suitable alternatives in the context of disease risk, other than for weight loss.

MgO, CeO2 and La2O3 etc were evidenced as suitable supports because of their basic characteristic and/or redox capacity.