Sentence examples for more consistent evidence from inspiring English sources

In contrast, more consistent evidence supports the role of stress in type II diabetes.

However, when we look across terciles (Table 8), our results provide more consistent evidence of negative LE effects in the top tercile.

There is more consistent evidence that couple-level STI interventions that combine treatment and behavioral counseling can reduce STI prevalence, risky sexual behavior, and HIV-1 transmission [27], [29], [30].

Observational studies provide more consistent evidence for an indirect antiestrogenic effect of tobacco smoke.

There is more consistent evidence of occurrence of skin diseases in glass fiber workers [ 10, 11].

LDF studies carried out on larger mammals have provided more consistent evidence favouring regulated MBF (Majid et al. 1997, Eppel et al. 2004, Cupples & Braam 2007).

Third, the Straus et al. study had stronger and more consistent causal evidence against spanking than any of the other six prospective studies that have predicted antisocial behavior from customary spanking of children under the age of 13.

This understanding may lead to more consistent and evidence-based recommendations for desirable prepregnancy and gestational nutritional status to the expecting mother.

CEOs should be more sensitive to the evidence about company prospects and develop strategies more consistent with that evidence.

This article therefore elucidates the Empirical Design Paradigm, an alternative view of software development more consistent with empirical evidence.

Efforts were made to encourage critical thinking, and students were challenged directly to compare preconceptions associated with creationism (though without explicitly referring to such alternative conceptions as creationist or religiously based ideas) with explanations that are more consistent with scientific evidence, as suggested by Alters and Nelson ([2002]) and by Nelson ([2007]).