Sentence examples for remote evidence from inspiring English sources

Family violence victims, especially those caring for children, should be able to give remote evidence so that they don't experience the trauma and at times, safety risk of facing their perpetrator in court, the report says.

Studying the cusp is important as it can provide remote evidence for dayside reconnection and magnetically maps to a large area of the magnetopause, providing more information to the ongoing debate of the nature of reconnection at Saturn.

This randomized clinical trial evaluated Diabetes TeleCare, a 1-year, remote, evidence-based DSME intervention conducted primarily with interactive video conferencing to link diabetes interventionists with adults with type 2 diabetes in rural and underserved areas where such services were unavailable.

In a letter to the paper, McAleese writes: "Today the New York Times should be hanging its head in shame at how outrageously and without the remotest evidence it has rushed to judgment on those deaths.

McAleese wrote: "The New York Times should be hanging its head in shame at how outrageously and without the remotest evidence it has rushed to judgment on those deaths.

The paper concludes by presenting remote sensing evidence that large patches of relatively homogeneous environmental conditions account for most of the upland forest landscape across Amazonian Peru.

Elliott, M. et al. Multiple household water sources and their use in remote communities with evidence from Pacific Island countries.

Even on the commercial main street of this remote mountain crossroads, evidence of rapid social change is countered by strong displays of ethnic pride.

The time is too remote and the evidence too scarce to warrant using "know" of any detailed textual theory.

Some recent studies from Scotland and Australia on health professionals working in remote communities provided evidence that health workers' access to resources is pertinent for their capacity to contribute to the social sustainability and health outcomes in their rural communities [ 16- 18].

Most importantly, in rural and remote contexts the evidence suggests that supporting practitioners to access support interventions by means of financial reimbursement, travel subsidies, backfilling and organisational commitment can directly or indirectly influence retention of staff and the quality and safety of services.