Sentence examples similar to strictly evidence from inspiring English sources

Because the field is fast evolving and because neurostimulation has the intrinsic and principal challenge of unavailable placebo or sham conditions, this recommendation cannot strictly follow evidence based methods approaches.

The primary criterion for any diagnostic revisions should be strictly scientific evidence.

U.S. District Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel in San Diego said his top priority was making sure jurors would be able to evaluate the case and render a verdict based strictly on evidence rather than on influences related to events surrounding the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

25 Strictly speaking, evidence from RCTs is still required to demonstrate effectiveness unless there is a minimal chance that the treatment effect will be poorer than the effect previously demonstrated.

However, its current use during labour is unlikely to comply strictly with evidence-based indications and modalities of use.

Where the GP tries to give "good" diabetes care by strictly promoting evidence-based diabetes objectives, the patients' "failing" frustrates him.

Evidence 1 [ 1, 10] may not be regarded as strictly independent from Evidence 2 [ 8, 9], as the result of the latter served as control data for the former [ 1, 10].

This corroboration assessment process does not strictly require "total evidence", because the focus (as described in the overview on Popperian corroboration above) is about probing the current evidence to see if it can be explained away.

The federal prosecutors showed obvious frustration with rulings of Judge Martini that strictly limited the evidence they could present.

Dr. Tobias said that he had come around gradually to agreeing with him, but that his agreement was based strictly on the evidence.

Mr. Schutty pointed out that for years the city had been registering and tracking the movement of evidence strictly by paper and pen.