Sentence examples for example to evidence from inspiring English sources

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"You have to go back to the 19th century, and then on an isolated regional basis, the Plains States in the 1880s and 1890s, for example, to see evidence of it".

This is in stark contrast, for example, to the evidence required to introduce a new drug in the marketplace.

4 A second example relates to evidence that is also emerging in Canada whereby the assumption of a lag function of 10 years to realise a full effect on chronic disease outcomes may also be conservative because statistically significant impacts on alcohol related disease have been found between two and four years after prices changed.

Rather, it involves a certain capacity of the psychological subject to suspend unreflected-upon endorsement of the claims made on behalf of his or her body, for example, to subject the evidence given by the senses to rational scrutiny.

She was not allowed, for example, to review any evidence submitted against her, a due process deficiency that is unfortunately common during campus investigations.

Dr. Fromkin used the collection, which grew to more than 10,000 examples, to offer evidence of the unconscious knowledge of language structure that people draw on whenever they speak.

The development of the CCTV training protocol and the design of the RCT in the present study may serve as an example to obtain an evidence-based training program.

As body-worn cameras increasingly become a standard feature of American police uniforms, San Diego's experience with the technology offers another example to the growing body of evidence that suggests cops tend to behave better when they know the cameras are rolling. .

There is little evidence, for example, to support the idea that gene patents are having an adverse impact on the research environment, that genetic testing causes long-term anxiety, or that genetic discrimination is a common phenomenon.

As an example, Mr. Cullen referred to evidence that suggests some career criminals may have a genetic disposition that leads to low self-control, and that I.Q.'s among inmates are on average 8 to 10 points lower than the general population.