Sentence examples for rate evidence from inspiring English sources

It now seems to me that, at the ecological level at any rate, evidence which might support it is accumulating rapidly.

This paper is aimed at examining the dynamics of the exchange rate (evidence from Russia) and its relationship with the development strategies of manufacturing companies.

For example, human geneticists would generally rate evidence from animal models as weak.

However, as the dose was further decreased, below about 0.01 mGy, the inversion rate again increased above the spontaneous rate, evidence that a second, lower dose threshold had been passed, below which translocations were elevated.

At the end of the day, RA-2 then interviewed the bedside nurse and asked this latter to rate evidence of: 1) delirium (using one question) and 2) delirium symptoms (using the same 6 MDS-2 items), based on clinical judgment and observation made throughout the day.

"The fact that we continue to have a 98percentt grant rate evidences the fact that it is difficult to weed out people who try to game the system," said Jerome F. Kever, management's representative on the three-member board, each of whom makes about $150,000.

In fact, by keeping Khadr in a second-class system and trying him with third-rate evidence, the Obama administration has pretty much guaranteed that the embarrassment over Omar Khadr is only just beginning.

Beyond default rates, evidence of the private equity industry's ability to create value is still surprisingly uncertain, given that the industry has more than 30 years of history.

It has a What Works Clearinghouse — something like a mini Food and Drug Administration, but without enforcement power — that rates evidence behind various programs and textbooks, using the same sort of criteria researchers use to assess effectiveness of medical treatments.

Rules of evidence have been established to grade evidence according to its strength, giving rise to the concept of 'hierarchy of evidence.' The hierarchy provides a framework for rating evidence and indicates which study types should be given more weight when assessing the same question [9].

Unlike the ILADS guidelines, Fries says, the IDSA guidelines do not comply with the National Academy of Medicine Standards for Developing Trustworthy Clinical Practice Guidelines or with the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE Working Groupp standard for rating evidence and recommendations.