Sentence examples for garnered evidence from inspiring English sources

In today's research-ridden politics, the political leader's speech is more than ever a form of marketing pitch, heavily coloured by expensively garnered evidence of the way the world is thinking.

103, 104 Often considered a form of CBT, PST has garnered evidence as an effective treatment for late-life depression.

Our studies, garnered evidence for protein-protein interactions that build a multi-protein complex assembled around the Wis4-Win1 MAPKKK heteromer (Fig. 1).

Yet Ivry has garnered ample evidence to show that even if secret and probably unconsummated, Ravel's sexual yearnings played a major role in his music.

Now, having garnered convincing evidence that genes determine a person's abilities at athletic training, scientists are conducting large and rigorous studies to track down the particular genes, and genetic variants, involved.

Having garnered experimental evidence that way-marking is a plausible functional explanation of the wood mouse's habit of transporting discs, we then sought further support for this interpretation by seeking to elucidate the motivational context in which this behaviour occurred.

In order to obtain and maintain positive outcomes garnered from evidence-based practice (EBP) models, it is necessary to implement them effectively in "real world" settings, to continually monitor intervention fidelity to prevent drift, and to train new staff due to turnover.

The result: despite all the evidence garnered against her, by the end one feels sorry for the First Lady.Peggy Noonan's "The Case Against Hillary Clinton" is more persuasive.

And understanding the factors that make a good match is the focus of a review being conducted by Baaf: it is considering evidence garnered from placement activity days where prospective parents meet children searching for a family.

But perhaps most discouraging as the doleful anniversary approaches is recent evidence garnered by Jyllian Kemsley at Chemical & Engineering News, a Twitter discussion initiated by the blogger Chemjobber, and postings in Reddit's chemistry section that, though some university labs strongly enforce safety standards, others still do not, allowing elementary violations of basic safety principles.

This raises a question on the generalisability of evidence garnered from RCTs in infectious diseases.