Sentence examples for strong evidentiary from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, "there will be no strong evidentiary basis for differentiating propagandistic tall tales from empirically defensible and logically coherent readings of electoral history".

It is clear that a variety of therapies have strong evidentiary support, including cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, interpersonal, family and even brief psychodynamic therapies (e.g., 20 sessions).

Results indicated a great degree of heterogeneity in terms of program content, although many studies used some adaptation of Kabat-Zinn's (1990) Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (41.8%), an approach with a strong evidentiary base with clinical populations.

(The biologist's insistence on the strong evidentiary and logical basis for Darwinism is not irrelevant to the live political debate about what sort of biology to teach in high school).

The reliability and validity of interpretations based on the CAT have strong evidentiary support (Tennessee Technological University, 2010; Stein and Haynes, 2011; Stein et al., 2007, 2010).

Despite the strong evidentiary link, little work has been done to determine what primary care health providers can do to address their patients' income as a risk to their health.

He argues that "to state conclusions so strongly, and to criticise other agencies so forcefully, a much stronger evidentiary base is required".

The fifth amendment defense is not a substitute for a strong federal shield law or evidentiary privilege.

But one thing this case will carry with it all the way up is an evidentiary record that is a lot stronger on one side than on the other.

Although it would be hard to prove a strong cause effect relation between enactment of the amendment and emergence of controlled trials as the evidentiary 'gold standard,' the timing is right.

Evidentiary standards vary.