Sentence examples for stable evidence from inspiring English sources

If the question is what policies are likely to increase the ratio of true to false belief, we would seem to be justified in censoring opinions for whose falsity there is especially clear, compelling, and consistent or stable evidence.

Given our position that a sufficient preponderance of stable evidence is needed to warrant changing a well-established PRO that has substantial psychometric support in traditional analyses.

6 Two studies assessing the impact of implementing the UK National Institute for Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidelines reported variable results suggesting that factors including professional experience, a stable evidence base and cost implications may all influence the clinician's behaviour.

There has been a marked difference in the number of biosimilars approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and US FDA due to a lack of consensus and the different rates of progress in establishing both law and stable evidence-based regulatory guidelines for biosimilars.

Film-forming emulsions (FFEs) based on zein/chitosan colloid particles-stabilized Pickering emulsions (ZCCPEs) were extremely stable, evidenced by the similar droplets size and size distribution in the FFEs and film matrix, endowing the films with homogeneous distributions of lipid droplets over their 3D network matrix.

Here we use faunal and stable isotopic evidence to demonstrate the earliest presence of a grassland-dominated ecosystem, and archeological evidence for hominin activities within this setting from the late Pliocene locality of Kanjera South, Kenya (Fig. 1).

Just like Indohyus, limb bones of pakicetids are osteosclerotic (Madar 2007), also suggestive of aquatic habitat, an interpretation consistent with stable isotope evidence (Roe et al. 1998; Clementz et al. 2006).

In the young Earth's mantle and crust, stable isotope evidence is consistent with liquid water interacting with zircon-bearing rocks (e.g., Compston and Pidgeon 1986, Mojzsis et al. 2001, Valley et al. 2005).

However, quantitative (i.e., stable isotope) evidence is lacking.

All MS subjects were clinically stable without evidence of an acute exacerbation within the 3 months prior to scanning.

This is the first quantitative (i.e., stable isotope) evidence of long-term variability in the size-trophic relationship in a predatory fish.