Sentence examples for further supporting evidence from inspiring English sources

I would still have made the same decision beforehand, but further supporting evidence never hurts.

A detective chief inspector from Trident provided similar explanations as well as a need to obtain further supporting evidence to affect an arrest, a focus limited to the supply of the firearm and concerns that any action may spark further public disorder.

Further supporting evidence comes from the finding that the majority of synovial membrane IgG-expressing B cells are specific for citrullinated autoantigens in ACPA RA patients [52].

Furthermore, a raise of this size, at this point in Redfin's growth, seems to give credence to and provide further supporting evidence to recent reports that have pegged Redfin as a potential IPO candidate in 2014.

The scientists see the benign tumor found at Malapa as further supporting evidence for the existence of malignant cancer among our early relations.

Further supporting evidence for a liquid layer and decoupled ice shell comes from the way the gravity field varies as Titan orbits Saturn.

It further supports evidence from non-randomised studies in post-graduate medical students that suggest that integrating EBM teaching with clinical activities is associated with relative increases in knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours.

Our results confirm an inverse exposure-response relationship between PM2.5 exposure and HRV and further support evidence of an observed short-term HRV change following an average of five hours of welding exposure.

We did not systematically explore further combinations of supporting evidence types.

42 Cost-related studies reinforce the importance of such economic analyses in determining resource allocation, especially in public health, and further support evidence-based decision-making when considering public health interventions and other prevention programs.

This is further supported by evidence from a previous study [58] suggesting that money can quickly incentivise people to forgo their privacy.