Sentence examples for pushing evidence from inspiring English sources

Reading through this pageant with much enjoyment, I kept applying the brakes with a "Yes, but …" Repeatedly I noticed assertions pushing evidence beyond what is justified in the interests of making a tidy and cogent case.

Although a warm and wet early Mars billions of years ago is still possible, "We keep pushing evidence of liquid water further and further back," he says.

Key variables include: method of birth; length of labour; duration of pushing; evidence of obstructed labour; use of epidural, spinal or general anaesthesia; birth position, position of fetus in labour, fetal presentation, degree of perineal and other genital tract trauma, gestation, infant birthweight, and head circumference.

Ironically, the emphasis on pushing evidence-based medicine as the standard for prescribing has led to the abusive prescription of more expensive and more toxic medications, including the newer antipsychotic drugs, because doctors aligned with the drug companies lead the attempts to determine what particular practices are "evidence-based".

What Works centres and policy labs are there to push evidence to the fore.

Neither did the statement from MSNBC, which previously pushed evidence claiming to support Reid's hacking claims.

Ben Goldacre has been championing this government's efforts to push evidence-based policy, based on the data generated from well-designed robust trials (the effort should be applauded but the temptation to use only evidence which supports the Ministers' views still seems too tempting for them to refuse).

His ability to recognize something distinctive of his friend in the puppy (if this is not pushing the evidence of a joke too far) and to remember his own previous incarnations show that personal identity was preserved through incarnations.

The guys who spent years connecting Saddam Hussein to 9/11 and pushing bad evidence about weapons of mass destruction?

" Leadership in pushing research evidence into the policy arena.

Research to inform improved health outcomes in local settings (I think this is important in all settings, but especially so where there is a high burden of both infectious diseases and NCDs) ". " Leadership in pushing research evidence into the policy arena.