Sentence examples for interpreting of evidence from inspiring English sources

Confirmation bias is widely known in sociology, politics and psychology, and is defined as the seeking or interpreting of evidence in ways that are partial to existing beliefs, expectations, or a hypothesis in hand [ 43].

This attempt to facilitate evidence-based practice however, is thwarted in part by clinicians' and other end-users' understandable difficulty in interpreting these types of evidence.

Creber and Ash [76] described a stratigraphic horizon containing abundant deformed red and black petrified wood showing what they interpreted as evidence of evidence of fungal infection.

We used QAICc weights to help interpret the strength of evidence for each model.

The Bayes factor is also calculated for each of the 30 centers to quantify and interpret the strength of evidence.

And beyond that, can any attempt to assemble a history do more than suggest one of a dozen possible ways of interpreting the evidence?

Pupils should be taught... how scientific controversies can arise from different ways of interpreting empirical evidence (for example, Darwin's theory of evolution)" (DfEE 1999 37).

This regional pattern of differentiation could be interpreted as evidence of cycles of fragmentation and subsequent expansion of forest habitats.

But Dr. Kieburtz urged caution in interpreting the evidence of benefits.

This low level of depletion in the LIC can be interpreted as evidence of partial destruction of grains by a fast shock sometime in the past.

This compelling finding along with the increased lactate and oliguria of sepsis was interpreted as evidence of potentially reversible tissue hypoperfusion [35 37].