Sentence examples for grounded evidence from inspiring English sources
When confronting one of Targioni's fossils, the visitor is presented with the discovery of prehuman history, and the anatomically grounded evidence that once upon a time large animals had lived here but are now extinct (Rudwick 2005).
If those "Why I'm Quitting Facebook" editorials haven't convinced you, there's now scientifically grounded evidence of Facebook (dis)Likes.
24 Therefore, without an empirically grounded evidence base for accreditation, the debate about the effects of accreditation positive and negative will remain anecdotal, influenced by political ideology and driven by such biases.
The evidence-based review by Rodrigo and colleagues was hampered by the varying scales used to classify the severity of tetanus in different studies, and the lack of firmly grounded evidence for use of time-tested therapeutic modalities, including benzodiazepines and antibiotics.
An archaeological survey of the exposed ground found evidence of extensive habitation.
Now, as then, this consensus has seemed impenetrable to counterarguments, no matter how well grounded in evidence.
"Structural reform" in particular was a phrase used to justify "some political points of view that actually aren't at all grounded in evidence or logic", he said.
Understanding the extent to which this supposition may be grounded in evidence underpins this paper.
The design science perspective may help bridge the practice academia divide by developing actionable knowledge that is grounded in evidence.
In addition to these task-oriented conceptions, some reported "folk" theories of the learning or ideas about phenomena that are not necessarily grounded in evidence.
