Sentence examples for more substantive evidence from inspiring English sources
4. Identifying an area of intervention with the potential for high coverage creates a more substantive evidence base for advocacy and leverage of resources.
Although a greater number of studies are needed to provide a more substantive evidence base and better insight into the underlying processes, these findings indicate that social capital might play a role in the health gradient among children and adolescents.
Adopting the DataPall system enables providers to generate comprehensive reports on their activities, which could help build a more substantive evidence for palliative care in sub-Saharan Africa and improve patient care.
This provides more substantive evidence that the increase in psychosis-like experiences found in sensory deprivation reflects a genuine aberration in perceptual experience, as opposed to an increased tendency to make reports of psychosis-like experiences driven by individual differences in certain personality traits.
More substantive evidence will come from the incidence phase of our project, in which we will be able to compare the incidence of dementia according to dietary exposure at baseline (30), and from randomized controlled trials of the effectiveness of n−3 LCP supplementation for the prevention of cognitive decline (19, 20).
The panel also cited more substantive grounds.
His trial is to open with a procedural hearing, set for Feb. 17, during which more substantive sessions, involving witnesses and evidence, are expected to be scheduled.
However, there is no evidence yet of any more substantive notion of reform.
But prosecutors said their evidence showed that Monsignor Lynn played an active and more substantive role in decisions.
In addition to many small changes related to new evidence since the prior year, and to clarify recommendations, the following sections have undergone more substantive changes: Section II.C.
For the time being, much of the evidence linking Molenbeek to Paris remains sketchy and circumstantial, but the district's foreign fighters' syndrome is more substantive and telling.
