Sentence examples for uniform evidence from inspiring English sources

A familiar adage in the philosophy of science is that general hypotheses are better supported by varied evidence than by uniform evidence.

This approach has the benefit that many intuitively plausible methodological principles can be rigorously proven, for example, the principle that more diverse evidence is better than more uniform evidence, or that a hypothesis that makes a certain evidence statement more likely than another hypothesis is therefore more strongly supported by that evidence (Howson and Urbach 1989).

So there is at least weak but uniform evidence that reduction mammaplasty helps.

Immunohistochemistry has consistently revealed astrocytes to be a source of this chemokine during neuroinflammation, while providing less uniform evidence that CNS endothelial cells may also express CCL2.

Clinical decision making for spinal fusion to treat chronic low back pain does not have a uniform evidence base in practice.

In a philosophical side trip, Möller [ 1] critically highlights these internationally different measures upon which grading of evidence is levelled and claims a uniform evidence grading.

Until more uniform evidence-based criteria become available, the various strategies for GDM follow-up will continue to cause confusion in clinical practice.

Additionally, Figure 2d,e,f clearly shows that the NT outer diameter correspond to the pore diameter (approximately 50 nm), and their wall is smooth and uniform, evidencing a constant thickness value (tw approximately 5 nm) throughout the whole nanopore.

A uniform evidence-based policy for exclusion is needed.

In Europe, aggregated uniform evidence-based factsheets on screening procedures would complement the existing comprehensive guidelines [ 3] and would offer a thorough base of knowledge for different players who provide information on cancer screening.

Strength and flexibility training are beneficial for symptom control and fitness improvements but there are insufficient data for recommending a uniform, evidence-based prescription for either of these modalities.