Sentence examples for mode of evidence from inspiring English sources
For environmental issues, this mode of evidence has significant repercussions to concepts of precautionary action.
This is an additional mode of evidence suggesting that carnosine applied in the form of NAC reverses lens opacity in humans [ 5, 10, 16– 18, 21– 23].
The regulation and hierarchisation of scientific evidence, which privileges the RCT followed by cohort studies as the highest mode of evidence, can seldom be met in environmental health studies.
Establishing an HBM platform faces not only the need to consider individual decision autonomy as an ethics issue, but also larger epistemological and societal questions, such as the mode of evidence demanded in science, policy and regulation.
Inherent to the practice of phenomenology is the openness to distinctive modes of evidence.
However, as indicated above (§3.2), it also appears that some sort of epistemic circularity is inevitable in the attempt to defend our most basic modes of evidence and justification.
It is a mode-of-action, evidence-based approach that promotes use of data on key events to characterize dose-response relationships, including thresholds, and to reduce reliance on default assumptions.
Despite its classical mode of action, evidence has emerged that oestrogen could regulate intracellular signalling by interacting with non-RTK c-Src and the p85 subunit of PI3K (Castoria et al, 2001; Haynes et al, 2003; Cabodi et al, 2004).
This is either because on this conception philosophy has a mode of access or "evidence" that the empirical sciences do not and cannot have or because the very idea of fidelity to evidence and punctilious argument is somehow small-minded.
These results indicate that selection on function, rather than sequence, may be a common mode of enhancer evolution; evidence for selection at the sequence level is not a necessary criterion to define a gene regulatory element.
The failure mechanism under compression is not pure shear, but mixed mode with evidence of a tensile component, which leads to the formation of microvoids (microcracks).
