Sentence examples for evidence which may from inspiring English sources

McLaren said his ongoing investigation includes developing evidence which may be used in the future to sanction individual athletes.

However, this should only be used in combination with other types of evidence, which may include some of the common red flags we discovered in our sample".

At the conclusion of the inquest the matter will be reconsidered by the CPS in the light of any evidence which may be presented.

Hamdi, as far as can be determined, didn't provide similar self-incriminating evidence, which may be one reason he has yet to be charged.

Such assessments are invariably underpinned by the phase 3 clinical trial evidence which may not provide answers to the key questions.

Mr. Kidd "might have been spared the entire ordeal," she writes, if the magistrate had "insisted on more concrete" evidence, which may not exist.

In addition, in those few studies that looked at associated changes in glucose transporter expression and hexokinase activity, a significant increase in the number of glucose transporters but not hexokinase activity was evidenced which may be due to recycling of internalised receptors to the cell membrane or to a decreased rate of internalisation of GLUTs.

In England & Wales ,patient and carer groups can make evidence submissions which may provide perspectives from patients on experiences, preferences and expectations (p. 23) [ 37].

We suggest this parameter represents the overall desirability of a particular course of action, the evidence for which may be derived from a variety of sensory and non-sensory sources.

The rational for this is that diagnostics as well as treatment strategies in GJH and JHS as well as in collagen diseases with GJH are sparsely evidence based, which may either be due to misdiagnosing or delayed diagnosing [ 3].

Such reviews provide a useful synthesis of evidence to date which may guide evidence-based clinical decisions and highlight the need for further primary research.