Sentence examples for future evidence from inspiring English sources

There are ominous signs surrounding Torre's future, evidence that should make him a little concerned.

And with each footprint and ball mark, the court is pocked with marks that can taint future evidence.

"The scientific evidence currently is certainly weak; whether future evidence bears out the wisdom of this decision will have to be seen".

While many of the videos depict the aftermath of graphic violence and are difficult to verify, some could become future evidence in war-crimes prosecutions, particularly those that clearly show those committing the atrocities.

They took samples of wilting branches to send to an Israeli laboratory for testing in the hope that the results could be used as future evidence in an Israeli court.

It said the increase in the sale of bags for life is currently still within the levels predicted in its initial impact assessment, but ministers are calling for powers to bring in minimum charges, "should future evidence suggest this is necessary".

The results of these studies will provide the foundation for future evidence-based guidelines applicable to older patients, thereby enhancing patient-centered evidence-based care of older people with cardiovascular disease in the United States and around the world.

This study sought to determine whether the serious mental illness health improvement profile [HIP], facilitated by mental health nurses [MHNs], has the clinical potential to identify physical morbidity and inform future evidence-based care.

This will ensure that future evidence-based scientific advice not only remains readily available when it is most needed (i.e. remains timely particularly during periods of emerging unrest) but also maintains its traditional hallmarks of rigour, excellence, objectivity, consistency, independence, balance and value-free neutrality.

Our study is the first to focus on existing evidence (trials included in systematic reviews) and on awaiting evidence that will guide future evidence-based practices.

These results validate an invertebrate model for rapid, systematic evaluation of commonly used Chinese herbal formulations and may provide insight for designing future evidence-based herbal therapy(s).