Sentence examples for sufficiently evidenced from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, our hypotheses following the medium materiality mechanism were not sufficiently evidenced.

Considering that pharmacological treatments typically target symptoms such as hyperactivity, agitation, or sleep disorders rather than core symptoms of ASD, and may have adverse effects [ 2, 8], music therapy can be viewed as a promising, but not yet sufficiently evidenced treatment for improving social interaction and communication skills within ASD.

I do not say the story is true, for I did not witness the happenings which it portrays, but the fact that in the telling of it to you I have taken fictitious names for the principal characters quite sufficiently evidences the sincerity of my own belief that it MAY be true.

Arguably, the current guidelines and practices for effectively and safely playing tennis in the heat, or the thresholds to suspend play, may not be adequate and sufficiently evidence based.

In contrast to perspectives provided from researchers, one of the lead public servants provided another point of view: " At one stage we had quite a difficult time with some of those researchers because they felt that the document as a sort of earlier iteration was not sufficiently evidence based and there lies a tension between policymakers and researchers.

Our comparison with measured ash thickness suggests that 3 cm of ash was enough to disturb the state of the vegetation around OL sufficiently to be evidenced in our change analysis.

"We don't have sufficiently strong evidence to demonstrate that conclusively in the study, but that's our thinking".

This was the position faced by many Windrush citizens who had lived legally in the UK for decades but were targeted after being unable to show authorities sufficiently detailed evidence about their status.

I reckon the lack of evidence that there was an edge was sufficiently compelling evidence that there wasn't.

Nonetheless, many agents have been brought to clinical trial without a sufficiently compelling evidence-based pre-clinical foundation.

To investigate whether a single trial can provide sufficiently robust evidence to warrant clinical implementation of its results.