Sentence examples for increased evidence from inspiring English sources
This study showed that increased evidence of housing conditions supporting dampness and mould was associated with increased odds of respiratory symptoms.
Our policy-makers will retain their focus on higher productivity, better consumer protection and increased evidence of learning outcomes.
"The world is talking about girls' education and there is an impetus for change … The shooting of Malala, the kidnapping of girls by Boko Haram, and the increased evidence of how transformative girls education is".
Chrysler's sales, revenue and cash reserves increased, evidence that the carmaker was making progress in its long recovery from last year's bankruptcy.
In recent years, there has been increased evidence that brain trauma from accumulative hits to the helmet can lead to a condition known as C.T.E., indicated by dementia.
The experiment is one of several at laboratories around the world that researchers say provide increased evidence that, with still much more research to come, they will be able to conquer one of the oldest problems in medicine: treating people permanently paralyzed as a result of severed, crushed or diseased spinal cords.
"We have seen increased evidence that a self-sustaining recovery in consumer and business spending may be taking hold," Mr. Bernanke told the Senate Budget Committee in his first testimony to the new Congress.
In the same context, there is increased evidence supporting the use of single-implant OD.
The title hints at the shift that these leaders would most like to see -- the actual delivery of existing commitments as well as increased evidence-based action and investment to enable millions of lives saved and sustainable, inclusive economic growth for all.
To effectively reduce human-wildlife conflicts or solve other pressing wildlife management issues, we also argue for increased evidence-based conservation efforts that evaluate and refine management tools to promote the coexistence between humans and wildlife.
Improved continuing education about small animal RT in Sweden will likely result in increased evidence-based and positive treatment recommendations concerning RT by veterinarians.
