Sentence examples for information with evidence from inspiring English sources

Bayesian analysis provides the most suitable framework for combining annotation information with evidence from an association study [22].

Occasionally parents withheld information, with evidence of self-reliance: 'doing it myself' or keeping the introduction of solids 'a guilty secret'.

An analysis based on these premises should match qualitative information with evidence-based data.

That information, together with evidence of large undisclosed losses at Merrill, may have led shareholders to reject the merger at a time when the government wanted to forestall a worse meltdown of the financial system.

This information, together with evidence of clinical trials and emerging knowledge of the endocannabinoid system and the role of the stress system in the pathopysiology of FM suggest a new approach to the suffering of these patients.

This information, coupled with evidence that hyperuricemia causes epithelial dysfunction in renal vessels [ 46], also supports the association we found between higher uric acid levels and reduced eGFR.

In addition to the application itself, Ms. Krasner said, most boards will require income and financial information, with corroborating evidence for every item.

We combined this information with prior evidence of selection occurring on two primate lineages (human and chimpanzee).

The reason is that TF regulation information with experimental evidence in the literature now is not rich enough to construct a biologically meaningful TF regulatory network.

On the basis of the analogy to semi-automatic shotguns, we propose a novel functional model that incorporates recent structural information with previous evidence derived from studies on mitochondrial diseases, as well as functional bioenergetics.

As shown in this study, written information with scientific evidence and theory, testifying to the ineffectiveness of threatening health messages, did not affect people's evaluation of either the expected evaluation of threatening health messages, or the expected effect on risk perceptions.