Sentence examples for same level of evidence from inspiring English sources

The issue of whether to bring internal disciplinary proceedings, which do not require the same level of evidence, is a matter for the IPCC.

They found the same level of evidence for folate, vitamins C and E, and coffee, all of which were associated with helping to stave off the disease.

This approach assumes that trials of pharmacological and behavioural therapies generally produce the same level of evidence when properly designed.

All available knowledge does not have the same level of evidence and, further, there is a large variability of the values of all parameters (e.g. affinity constant or ionic current) across the literature.

A recent paper that reviewed the data discussed during the preparation of the most recent KDIGO guidelines gave CRRT and SLED the same level of evidence [49], although there are only very few randomized studies comparing SLED and CRRT, whereas there are large numbers of randomized studies that compare IHD and CRRT.

Even alongside the formidable calculations of IMS resident wonk Kevin Watson, it's hard to take seriously parts of a report that credits Nervo with the success of women DJs in Thailand and Singapore (page 12) or offers Simon Cowell's "Ultimate DJ" show and a museum in Frankfurt as the same level of evidence that "electronic music has begun to truly penetrate mainstream culture" (page 23).

No other relationship guide on the market will give you the same level of evidence-based insight sure to help you strengthen and nurture your relationships for years to come.

Inasmuch as the brain required about 50% less increase in glucose to perform the task at the same level of performance, this provides evidence that one of the mechanisms of action of MP is to focus activation and make the brain more efficient.

A naïve use of the available collections of philosophical fragments, implying the putting on the same level of reliability of most of the evidence that remains, does not always produce good results.

Nevertheless, (i) recent studies show that decoupling the bidomain equations can be less efficient than solving them as a global system (for the same level of accuracy [ 25]), and (ii) evidence exists that formulation (ϕ e, ϕ i ) provides a significantly more efficient numerical framework [ 26].

The striking finding of the present study is that when these children are matched with other 4-year-olds at the same level of vocabulary and grammar, there is little evidence for an elevated continuing risk (Research Question 2).