Sentence examples for standard evidence from inspiring English sources

Brain images are becoming standard evidence in some of the country's most controversial and disturbing death penalty cases.

Professor Sally Wyke, one of the two principal investigators from the University of Glasgow says: "We now have 'gold standard' evidence that the FFIT programme can help men lose weight and keep it off".

I think in the WSD example, we've shot ourselves in the foot frankly, by going down a very narrow road, trying to get some sort of gold standard evidence for remote care, which we just can't get, and that's actually pulling back its uptake".

DBT is considered as a standard evidence based treatment for suicidal BPD patients in most international guidelines.

While randomized controlled trials provide "gold standard" evidence on efficacy, traditional RCTs tend to be static and provide information too slowly given the CMMI tagline of "We can't wait".

Unigenes were annotated with GO terms using standard evidence GO weight parameters.

It does not use a crime lab or standard evidence-gathering techniques, and its investigators generally lack law enforcement training; sometimes, they are simply the supervisors of the accused employees.

The state Office for People With Developmental Disabilities prefers to investigate such matters internally, even though, as The Times reported, it does not use standard evidence-gathering techniques and its investigators generally lack training.

Patients with persistently symptomatic advanced heart failure have limited treatment options after appropriate use of standard evidence-based therapies.

There is evidence to suggest that people with personality disorders are able to gain as much benefit from standard evidence-based treatments for substance use disorders as people without personality disorder.

"One can foresee the further expansion of PET imaging based personalised management of cancer, which, based on the strong evidence generated through a number of clinical studies and by its ability to monitor disease activity at the individual level, is likely to be increasingly integrated into the standard evidence-based clinical practice of oncology" [22].