Sentence examples for extent evidence from inspiring English sources

UK waste exports are, to an extent, evidence of the success of domestic recycling.

This retrospective policy analysis aims at generating insights about how policies are being made, identifying factors influencing policymaking and assessing to what extent evidence is used in this process by using the Lebanese Voluntary Health Insurance policy as a case study.

Their research yielded a theory of evidence where instead of asking to what extent evidence E supports hypothesis H, it is measured how much E favors H over an alternative $H'$ (Good 1950).

This policy analysis exercise aims at generating in-depth insights on the public policymaking process, identifying the factors that influence policymaking, and assessing to what extent evidence is used in this process.

The question has been raised to what extent evidence from controlled clinical trials on prevention interventions is of value in the routine clinical practice of primary care [ 1- 6].

Selecting the draft nursing practice law as a case study, this policy analysis exercise aims at generating in-depth insights on the public policymaking process, identifying the factors that influence policymaking and assessing to what extent evidence is used in this process.

to quantify to what extent evidence-based health behaviour topics relevant for pregnancy are discussed with clients during midwife-led prenatal booking visits and to assess the association of client characteristics with the extent of information provided.

on the difference between what the company has paid out and what it has taken in, and to that extent evidences the thought of the state that justice required the return to the builders of railroads of something more than the actual cost, as the condition of depriving them of the title.

In fact, FGF8 in the PND increased both Gli3-R and Gli3-A to the same extent, evidencing that hairy2 expression relies on balanced Gli3-A/Gli3-R activities.

To the extent the evidence doesn't constitute a smoking gun and irrefutable evidence of a crime, the GOP will be hard-pressed to remove a president its base loves.

Kershaw, S. et al. Ocean acidification and the end-Permian mass extinction: to what extent does evidence support hypothesis?