Sentence examples for separates evidence from inspiring English sources

The node splitting method will be used to calculate the inconsistency of the model, which separates evidence on a particular comparison into direct and indirect evidence.

Thus, rather than assess the degree of indirectness it seems more plausible to analyse the direct and indirect outcomes separately and to produce two separate evidence propositions: taking the previous example further, one for the intervention's effectiveness on osteoporosis in increasing bone mineral density, and another for its effectiveness in preventing hip fracture.

In separate evidence also published today, Vodafone told the committee: "A small minority of customers were targeted by unscrupulous individuals".

Separating evidence from questions and trying to analyse what questions the evidence raises without going too far in answering those questions has been a challenge.

He added that there was evidence the Department of Health "did apply pressure on the CQC" in separate evidence to the Francis inquiry that examined poor care at the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust.

In separate evidence to MPs, Chappell said he received £2.63m from Retail Acquisitions and BHS during the period he controlled the retailer.

Dr Pacey points out that there is separate evidence suggesting the incidences of testicular cancer, and of genital abnormalities in boys, are both rising.

Based on separate evidence -- like the high speeds of orbiting stars whipping around the galactic center -- astronomers have concluded that whatever lurks at the center has a mass equivalent to about three million suns.

In separate evidence last week, the minister for defence procurement, Philip Dunne, revealed for the first time that British officials stationed in Riyadh had access to reports compiled by the Saudi air force into its air raids.

There was separate evidence that the heart and lungs of 31 victims had continued to function after the crush and that was for a prolonged period in 16 of the cases.

Separate evidence in front of the DWP select committee inquiry includes witness statements from former jobcentre staff suggesting senior management threaten staff if they do not take a harsh approach to claimants.