Sentence examples for partially evidence from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, most of this discussion is only partially evidence based due to lack of appropriate clinical trials.

Their actions were condoned by the revolting American colonies, partially evidenced by the presence of Oliver Pollack, representative of the American Continental Congress.

This is only partially evidence-based, as many randomized trials of treatment exclude older asthmatics.

Its implication in bone development has been only partially evidenced.

This assumption is partially evidenced by the fact that both gene signatures developed in [ 18] and [ 19] can capture cell proliferation related biological processes and pathways [ 20], and that dysregulations of functionally related genes result in similar clinical phenotypes [ 21].

Studies using tests other than the Stroop to investigate the relationship between self-reported impulsivity and inhibitory control as a measure of behavioral impulsivity within bipolar patients have partially found evidence for a positive correlation.

Based on these cross-correlations, we found partially conflicting evidence for 21 proteins and we did not assign them to any subcellular location (Table S4).

There is partially conflicting evidence on the influence of the steroid hormones estrogen (E) and progesterone (P) on the development of ovarian cancer (OC).

This probably explains at least partially why evidence of dual infection with MTB and NTB is scanty (Gopinath and Singh, 2009).

In view of the sparse and partially controversial evidence, we aimed to study the effects of long-term exposure to TRAP on BP and hypertension in 15 European population-based cohorts, using a uniform methodology.

36, 45 Besides, whenever long-term RCT results are lacking, it sounds wiser to support rationing in the health care sector with the available, although only partially empirical, evidence provided by models rather than relying on no guidance at all.