Sentence examples for measured evidence from inspiring English sources

Then they measured evidence of an enzyme that is important in metabolism and a chemical called ATP, for adenosine triphosphate.

Although several subcomponents of WM can be measured, evidence suggests the primary subcomponent affected in schizophrenia is span capacity (WMC).

Although the per-exposure risk for men with GUD has not been measured, evidence from observational studies also suggest a very high HIV transmission risk [35], [36].

(Int. 42; GP) This resonates with other supported decisions in general practice, such as the use of severity measures for the diagnosis and management of depression (PHQ9/HADs, Patient Health Questionnaire/Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale), where GPs have described a careful weighing of the measured evidence versus their GP intuition based on experience.

Responsible, cautious scientists were everywhere this week, offering measured, evidence-based information.

Fracture toughness of the bulk resin has been measured, evidencing a substantially unmodified critical stress intensity factor KIC, although the evidence of plasticisation effects given by DMTA.

One way to appreciate this is to fit the behavior in both regimes with the bounded accumulation model such that the only difference between the two regimes is established by the measured evidence-independent neural signals.

They must therefore be met with measured evidence-based policy reforms that account for both well-established legal and ethical norms and current knowledge about actual or anticipated harms.

On the first reading there is no conflict whatsoever between using probability ratios and using likelihood ratios to measure evidence.

From this it is seen that relative belief ratios do not measure evidence on an absolute scale but they need to be calibrated in each context and that is the role of the strength (2).

The first difference marks no distinction; it is due solely to the fact that the multiplicative and additive measures employ a different zero point from which to measure evidence.