Sentence examples for fully evidence from inspiring English sources

It is hard to get the soil samples that would fully evidence such a claim – foreigners, even UN-African Union peacekeepers – are not allowed in the region.

Although the good relation between the model and the experimental points is not a fully evidence, it strongly suggests that, as the hardness scale decreases, the increase of dislocation density and the increase of the surface-to-volume ratio of the plastically deformed region are the most important causes for the observed indentation size effect.

Midwives and obstetrician agreed on this practice although not fully evidence based as it lowered some medical concerns over perinatal safety and offered increased documentation of fetal well-being at the start of care in labour.

It is also symptomatic of the government's limited and belated recognition of the importance of housing that the actions announced in the white paper aren't fully evidence-based.

This can be achieved only if patient views are incorporated into treatment evaluations, thereby ensuring that health and medical care are fully evidence-based.

That self-deprecating humor is fully evidenced on the campaign trail.

Unlike methods reliant on expert curation of chemical substructure patterns, Badapple is fully evidence-driven, automated, self-improving via integration of additional data, and focused on scaffolds.

The occurrence of exGR-Fe(III)* transient compounds (marked as 'oxidized volume' in Figure 6), keeping temporarily the conductive structure of green rust, may explain the observed high reaction rates; these exGR-Fe(III)* transient compounds were fully evidenced by voltammetry in our previous works [19, 22].

Because of these definitions, boundaries between grades and tumor types are subject to interpretation, and pathology remains an art rather than fully evidence-based science.

However, available data are insufficient to propose fully evidence-based protocols for routine screening of HIV-infected women and women of reproductive age.

Theoretical saturation was reached after 21 interviews; at this point our evolving ideas and theories were fully evidenced from the data, and few or no new insights were forthcoming from participants.