Sentence examples for long-term evidence from inspiring English sources

Long-term evidence is, as s/he notes, in sadly short supply in experimental work.

To better understand these future changes, long-term evidence from paleoarchives is necessary to determine the natural variability and climate relations in surficial hydrology.

Even the North Ohio doctors, who say they believe their patients do well, concede that there is no conclusive long-term evidence about what actually works best.

The Mets have been saying the same thing about a turnaround, but have been unable to provide any long-term evidence of one.

To meet this objective, this article draws on a case study design based on primary and long-term evidence gathered through extensive fieldwork in Brazil.

"I'm glad to see signs of a regional recovery and hope it continues– but I would need to see more long-term evidence of economic growth in the North before I could seriously contemplate returning there".

As the CALGB study only considered the quality of life of patients with MDS up to 182 days and in the absence of long term evidence of quality of life with MDS, it was assumed that this would remain constant during the follow-up period.

While cannabis has been legalised for a short while in a handful of US states and in the Netherlands, we don't have any long term evidence of its benefits or detriments.

With all this in mind and considering the low methodological quality, small size, and short duration of many of the included trials, this evidence supporting the use of physiotherapy for people with Parkinson's disease must be balanced against the lack of long term evidence currently available.

In Canada, the Canadian Paediatric Society's Injury Prevention Committee led a long term evidence-based campaign.

For long-term outcome evidence is consistent and shows no evidence for neurological signs being prognostic factors.