Sentence examples for more precise evidence from inspiring English sources

However, more studies with a larger sample size are needed to provide more precise evidence.

In order to clarify the effect of GSTT1 genotype on the CRC risk, we carried out an updated meta-analysis of published case-control studies to provide more precise evidence.

And then, you know, as Operation Serval is taking place, the Parisian press is simultaneously disclosing more and more precise evidence of the active French role in the attack of 6th April 1994 in Kigali, Rwanda, where the plane carrying Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana was shot down by missiles as it was about to land to Kigali.

Sensory feedback provides more precise evidence about actions and their effects.

We still need more precise evidence on the role of Bcl-2 family proteins in HD-related cell death.

More well-designed studies with larger sample sizes and more details on individuals are needed to provide more precise evidence to further confirm our meta-analysis.

However, the kinetic parameters, especially the catalytic efficiencies (Table 2), provided more precise biochemical evidence for the differences in substrate preferences.

Relative to each of these more precise hypotheses, any evidence for or against the parameter value that hypothesis specifies is evidence for or against that more precise hypothesis itself.

Larger samples will therefore allow for more precise analyses providing evidence of scale validity (e.g., collapsing response categories and exploring residual correlations).

In an example we study, expanded imaging may be valuable because it provides quicker access to more precise diagnostic information, although evidence for improved health outcomes is limited.

It is probably best, therefore, to follow J.P. Mallory (In Search of the Indo-Europeans [1989]) in locating the speakers of Proto-Indo-European among the populations of this region but not to attempt a more precise identification until further evidence is available.