"This is a shockingly bold statement by the F.D.A., but is firmly evidence-based," Dr. Coyne said.
Start afresh: We need to base nutrition discussions firmly on evidence and not on ideology.
That stalwart spirit was firmly in evidence a few nights later at Le Poisson Rouge, a performance space on Bleecker Street.
That the basketball courts of New York's playgrounds are not as populated as they once were is an observation based firmly on evidence that is anecdotal and totally unscientific.
But as someone who, like his predecessor, believes firmly that evidence not expedience should be the only driver for any further erosion to the liberties of our citizens, Keir Starmer should take note of the case of Usman Saddique, who was recently cleared of terrorism charges arising out of the airline bomb plot.
This more conservative approach rather firmly dismisses evidence from non-RCTs and measurements of surrogate endpoints that have not or only partly been validated.
Therefore, these data suggest an alternative mode of action for celastrol-mediated cell death, apart from HSP90 inhibition, and firmly corroborate evidence by others that 17-AAG effectively sensitizes glioma cells to chemotherapeutic drugs.
The evidence-based review by Rodrigo and colleagues was hampered by the varying scales used to classify the severity of tetanus in different studies, and the lack of firmly grounded evidence for use of time-tested therapeutic modalities, including benzodiazepines and antibiotics.
Archaeological evidence firmly corroborates the existence of an emerging bronze culture by approximately 2000 bce.
Ofsted says: "All decisions are rooted firmly in the evidence presented and take into account the impact of [the] leadership team as a whole.
Leonard's testimony was disputed in the courtroom, but, in a case with no physical evidence firmly linking Coleman to the crime, Leonard's words — and Coleman's — took on added weight.
