Sentence examples for incremental evidence from inspiring English sources

The Patriots can point to their final two drives Sunday for incremental evidence of that.

After years of gathering incremental evidence, Selkoe now believes that Alzheimer's disease is caused primarily by an excess of beta-amyloid.

"It's difficult to designate a specific point in time when they'll be able to do this," Austin said, offering instead "incremental" evidence of Kurdish success and an Iraqi division's advance toward Ramadi in support of a division already there.

Thus, all four measures agree with the comparative account of incremental evidence given in (2.1).

People often commit the "base rate fallacy" (Kahneman & Tversky 1973, 237-251) by mistaking incremental evidence for total evidence.

Since PE(H) = 0.227 exceeds P(H) = 0.03, this result provides strong incremental evidence for thinking that Joe uses heroin.

Therefore, this study aimed to assess the prevalence of early childhood caries and its association with perinatal factors, such as gestational age, pregnancy and birth weight, along with family income and nutritional risk, to produce incremental evidence-based knowledge to update the state of care in a fast-growing society.

Notice how incremental and total evidence make different uses of information about the base rate of heroin use in the population.

The exhibition was evidence of incremental changes in the embargo over the last few years that suggest the Clinton administration knows what ought to be done even as it avoids actually doing it.

Further analysis suggests that social norm and learning evidence has incremental power (beyond each other) in explaining auditor selection, with norm evidence exhibiting a larger effect than learning evidence.

The evidence for incremental precipitation coupled with the low transport solubility of gold (c. 10 ppb?) suggests that intermittent high flux episodes of hydrothermal flow passed through the system.