Sentence examples for method evidence from inspiring English sources
They have trusted to the scientific method, evidence, and reason to discover truths about the universe and placed human welfare and happiness at the centre of their ethic.
By this method, evidence was obtained for the contention that PRN production loci were most prevalent in grasslands, however, robust quantitative data were not achieved.
Probably, Japanese paper, due to the low water content and the short time period of contact with the substratum, extracts salts only from a very thin superficial layer; the data obtained by this method evidence the same salts content on both the two sampled surfaces with a maximum in the central part of the profiles.
Summing percentages for 4's and 5's (important and very important), the three academic skill areas judged to be in need of the greatest improvement are English and Writing, Logic and Critical Thinking Skills, and the Scientific Method (evidence, hypothesis testing, and theory); these three areas tied at 92.7%.
Only dissociative adsorption of methanol to give adsorbed CO and subsequent oxidation of CO to CO2 occurs during continuous cycling, but in the pulse-sweep method evidence was found for the existence of a parallel pathway occurring independently of adsorbed CO production, provided there is some surface not covered by CO or oxide.
The scientific community, however, does not recognize such objections as valid, citing detractors' misinterpretations of such things as the scientific method, evidence, and basic physical laws.
The sensitive RT-Q-PCR method evidenced a consistent, parallel decrease of OsPDS transcripts in both the agroinfiltred and adjacent tissues, with a time lag for the latter.
This new method evidenced the tumor angiogenesis in 3D at different development times of the metastasis growth.
As it can be seen, the literature marshaled about the genes detected by the proposed method evidences the biological relevance of the analysis output.
The Cochrane Qualitative and Implementation Methods Group develops and publishes guidance on the synthesis of qualitative and mixed-method evidence from process evaluations.
This article aims to explore how different meta-analytical approaches can be used to examine aspects of complexity; describe the contribution of various narrative, tabular, and graphical approaches to synthesis; and give an overview of the potential choice of selected qualitative and mixed-method evidence synthesis approaches.
