Sentence examples for most robust evidence from inspiring English sources

"It's the most robust evidence we've got," he said.

Thus far, among mood stabilizers, carbamazepine has the most robust evidence of efficacy on BPSD.

Our finding provides the most robust evidence to date, that prior psychological stress is harmful to women in early pregnancy.

This groundbreaking study provides the most robust evidence to date that stress itself is unlikely to be a biological cause of the disease.

Hornig's study of more than 95,000 children in Norway provides the most robust evidence yet that maternal infections may disrupt a fetus's brain development.

We believe the most robust evidence comes from randomized controlled trials specifically designed for diabetes with hard clinical endpoints such as mortality and CV events.

One of the most robust academic evidence is that an economy where the means of production are controlled by individuals (and where property rights are clearly allocated in competitive markets) is far superior to a centrally planned economy where the means of production are controlled by the political process.

Among these mechanisms, 'vascular normalisation' has the most robust clinical evidence (Jain, 2005).

Various psychological interventions have been tested for the treatment of depression until now, with the most robust empirical evidence for efficacy arising from trials of cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT).

The authors concluded that group cognitive-behavioural and psycho-educational interventions with a specific focus on cancer specific distress show the most robust research evidence for efficacy, however, further research is required [ 20].

Unfortunately, among published instruments measuring interprofessional collaboration, the instruments with the most robust validity evidence measure collaboration of the team as a whole rather than at the individual level [ 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 19– 219.