Sentence examples for generally evidence from inspiring English sources

Chan iconoclasm seems to have been largely rhetorical insofar as the targets of Chan invective shifted from teacher to teacher and from generation to generation, and insofar as Chan teachings and practices did not generally evidence anything like the radical breaks from Buddhist tradition that famous Chan texts like the thirteenth-century Gateless Barrier (Wumenguan, 無門關) might suggest.

Generally, evidence from observational studies is not considered as strong as that from randomly controlled studies.

More generally, evidence cited earlier suggests net positive labor supply effects in the aggregate, although they are not large.

Respondents also argue that, generally, evidence based counseling is a duty of physicians.

32 More generally, evidence for a causal role of autoimmunity in itself on miscarriage risk is weak.

Generally, evidence for a physical activity independent link between TV viewing and cardiometabolic outcomes has been generated from cross-sectional analyses.

The experiments, as shown, generally evidenced a good effectiveness of the strengthening techniques proposed, with particular concern to that with the reinforced coating on both sides, and highlighted also the importance of the transversal connectors to prevent in plane cracks in the masonry and the detachment of the reinforced coating.

Interventions provided are generally evidence-based and delivered in a variety of both social and health care settings.

This has been generally evidenced by reports of considerable levels of gene expression regulation throughout the P. falciparum life cycle (Florens et al., 2002; Lasonder et al., 2002).

10 13 14 Several investigations have attempted to determine whether regional anesthesia offers benefits over general anesthesia for surgeries generally, but evidence remains conflicting.

Generally, the evidence that's out there says it could be detrimental," she says.