Sentence examples for large scale evidence from inspiring English sources
"There is very little large scale evidence around actual developmental impacts on children.
There's been very little empirical large scale evidence one way or the other about how false news spreads online, and we need a lot more of it".
Our gene modules were generated by integrating multiple large scale evidence of gene function categorizations such as protein-protein interaction networks, gene annotation databases, and microRNA target genes.
25 We included the forms of large scale evidence, which aims to evaluate the causal hypothesis, with a low tolerance for false positive findings.
The current study provides the first large scale evidence for the independent differential effect of antihypertensive drugs for and against the risk for gout.
Given the controversy about the comparative efficacy of first- compared with second-generation antipsychotics in the treatment of schizophrenia, more large-scale evidence is needed to guide clinicians in their prescriptions.
Researchers routinely add fluorescent properties to the calcium ions that help drive these voltage change in axons, so they can "see" large-scale evidence of activity.
When the VRA was last reauthorized in 2006, the Senate Judiciary Committee released an exhaustive, 15,000 page report that exposed large-scale evidence of voter discrimination across the country, particularly in those regions covered by preclearance.
At the lowest concentrations, with fewer than one bacterial cell per macrophage, the engineered strain is digested more slowly than wild type S. elongatus, but does not show large-scale evidence of division, but as infection density is doubled, the rate of growth increases and begins to level off at the highest density (1 4 bacteria per macrophage, figure 6D).
The main challenge has been the generation of large-scale evidence from heterogeneous small-size experiences.
This study provided the first large-scale evidence for suicide associated with sibling death at adult age.
