Sentence examples for interpreted evidence from inspiring English sources

We do not know how pharmacists interpreted "evidence based".

Letinic et al. (2002) interpreted evidence that ASCL1 expression in progenitor cells and postmitotic GABAergic neurons of the dorsal pallium, in organotypic cultured explants of human forebrain from 13 weeks gestation, indicated that GABAergic neurons are born there rather than having migrated there.

We all have inherent biases and beliefs, and these can lead to disagreements in how to interpret evidence.

No general formula will free the scientist, or anyone else, from having to use judgment in interpreting evidence.

A well-documented and particularly pernicious tendency of human decision-makers is to interpret evidence in a way that supports their pre-existing conclusions (pdf).

To be sure, that judgment reflects some confirmation bias — the tendency of people to interpret evidence in a way that is consistent with their previous beliefs.

It is naïve to think that all policy decisions will be based on evidence alone, but to understand how to interpret evidence could help politicians make decisions where ambiguity might exist.

We want to learn about the problems and successes politicians have faced in obtaining and interpreting evidence, and how we can tailor the EIS to be as useful as possible.

However, the Defendant's apparently poor and deceitful behaviour I would have thought would have been relevant information for a court to take into account when considering how to interpret evidence and in formulating a judgment.

What's new in Richard Panek's? His innovation is a striking thesis about "invisibility": Einstein and Freud did not revolutionize intellectual history by interpreting evidence as good scientists are supposed to.

PopScience recently ditched comments, citing evidence that trolls skew how readers interpret evidence and therefore crush open-minded discussion.