Sentence examples for much better evidence from inspiring English sources

"I think that in archeology you couldn't get much better evidence" of cannibalism, Dr. Shipman said.

Sleep and exercise have a much better evidence base for tiredness, and don't cost 71p a day.

And there is much better evidence to support psychological harm from exposure to violence on TV news.

Between Caesar's photographs and the CIJA's case, Stephen Rapp told me, "when the day of justice arrives, we'll have much better evidence than we've had anywhere since Nuremberg".

"As individuals and society," said Dr. Platt, a professor at Harvard Medical School, "we should demand much better evidence much earlier on.

But Dr. Elizabeth Williams, a veterinarian at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and a leading researcher on chronic wasting disease, said that hunters are not going to be deterred until there is much better evidence that chronic wasting disease in deer and elk is a danger to people.

She told us how the practice of finding details to defend their interpretations of each photo improved their academic skills in general, and their science skills in particular: After practicing with "What's Going On in This Picture?' weekly, I started to see my students get much better at using evidence in their writing.

These predictions are much better supported by evidence than previous models' predictions of complete asymmetry and absence of repair.

Overall, antithrombotic therapy seen in PREFER in AF suggests much better adherence to evidence and recommendations than prior reports of similar registries: Only 70% of eligible patients received oral anticoagulants during 2005 2008, while over 85% of clearly eligible patients received oral anticoagulants in PREFER in AF.

Black Hercules, stuffed as favourite for the Albert Bartlett at the last Cheltenham Festival, looks like being a much better chaser on the evidence of his effort to land a Listed contest over three miles, in which he made almost all the running.

Indeed, it assumes that judges, with their specialized training and their mastery of the rules of evidence, are much better equipped than jurors to put aside emotion and ignore evidence that might bias a decision.