Sentence examples for transparent evidence from inspiring English sources

Seeing is believing In addition to delivering transparent evidence of their own results, tomorrow's businesses will need to consider how to reflect the results of their customers' actions.

The most transparent evidence that relaxing the rules does not improve compliance is the fact that, in 2016, there are nearly nine hundred fewer polling places in states previously covered by the Voting Rights Act than there were for the 2012 election.

Continuing challenges relating to assessments of applications for import or cultivation of GM crops accentuate the need for reliable and transparent evidence on GM crop quality and safety issues.

Some cards are as simple as a name and number printed on some paper; some invest in customised lighters; some employ fancy graphic design and weights and prices and all sorts of other completely transparent evidence of intent to supply.

Some cards are as simple as a name and number printed on some paper; some invest in customized lighters; some employ fancy graphic design and weights and prices and all sorts of other completely transparent evidence of intent to supply.

To evaluate the outcome of research policies a transparent evidence base for public debate is needed in Germany.

Moves to review the MBS will only succeed where there is strong clinical engagement in the outcome and that the public also understands the value of such decisions made by experts via a transparent, evidence-based process.

"Investors need to be confident that support rates are set by a transparent, evidence-based process and these kind of delays don't help," he said, adding: The government has talked a lot about delivering longevity and certainty for renewables investors; now's the time to deliver.

I am convinced that in order for you, as a patient, to be protected, it has to be transparent, evidence-based, objective information.

"We recommend that WHO convene an independent group to advise it and the IOC in a transparent, evidence-based process in which science, public health, and the spirit of sport come first.

Addressing the identified deficiencies would enable more efficient, informed, and transparent evidence-based medical decision making.