Sentence examples for evidence varies from inspiring English sources

(The report describes how policymakers' "capability, motivation, and opportunity" to use evidence varies).

Evidence varies as to exactly how normal: a large London study found that eight-week-old babies cried on average for two hours and 15 minutes a day, with an amazing 14% screaming for four hours or more.

Interpretation of the evidence varies, but most likely these are the remains of a Russian expedition shipwrecked on this coast while attempting to sail from east to west (possibly from the Lena River) sometime about 1640.

The evidence varies from the use of caves, to postholes marking some type of roof at coastal sites, or more sophisticated markers of open-air shelters.

The application of clinical practice patterns based on established evidence varies significantly between institutions [33].

Use of treatments that are supported by clinical evidence varies extensively among hospital referral regions.

The quantity of evidence varied substantially by health topic, from communicable diseases (n=131), nutrition (n=77), to non-communicable diseases (n=8), and water, sanitation, and hygiene (n=6).

The evidence varied in the extent to which it presented neuroscientific explanations and neuroimages in support of the expert's conclusion.

The precise standards of evidence vary around the world, but the common approach is that in criminal cases prosecutors need to demonstrate "beyond reasonable doubt", whereas civil cases require only a "balance of probability".

The quality of evidence varied across studies.

Some recommendations lacked evidence to support them, and levels or grades of evidence varied between guidelines.