Sentence examples for stated evidence from inspiring English sources
Evidence: indicates the type of evidence supporting the statement: E0 —no stated evidence or a stated lack of evidence ; E 1 mentions of evidence with no explicit reference; E 2 the statement is backed by a reference to a supporting publication; E 3 experimental evidence is directly given in the text.
There's a reason The Atlantic has stated, "Evidence suggests that the Islamic State's power has been declining for months".
In our sample of newspaper front pages, only one-quarter of stories based on mature research evidence stated the study design correctly; none of the stories, whether based on mature or preliminary studies, stated evidence level or referred to any EBM classification.
Simply stated, evidence from analyses using arbitrarily deleted exposures is an a posteriori analysis and should not be used for interpreting results of this study.
The BFHI was described as an evidence-based strategy that would lead to increased initiation and duration of breastfeeding: one participant stated, ' evidence has shown us that this is the right way to go' (FG1).
Codd [ 122] stated: "Evidence linking human illnesses with cyanobacterial cells and toxins is open to criticism because of shortfalls in early detailed case definitions, because diagnoses were made by exclusion, and because identification and quantification of cyanobacterial toxins in health incidents have, until recently, been lacking".
Caries treatment in a dental practice-based research network: movement toward stated evidence-based treatment.
However, SMI was not specifically defined in the Massachusetts study other than stating "evidence of serious dysfunction" as an inclusion criterion [1], which might explain the discrepancy.
It simply stated the evidence so that Congress could do its job.
Also as stated above, evidence supports the findings that the driver was in fact speeding at 56 mph.
The report stated that, "evidence suggests that juvenile curfews are ineffective at reducing crime and victimization.
