Sentence examples for usual evidence from inspiring English sources

"It showed the usual evidence of discharge," said Inspector Aubry.

I saw none of the usual evidence of fishing: discarded mono, rusted hooks, bobbers dangling from trees.

That program allows the F.D.A. to provisionally approve drugs with less than the usual evidence of effectiveness, subject to further confirmation.

More ominously, there is nothing here in the way of an index or footnotes, none of the usual evidence of deep research that gives a biography the solid stamp of authority.

Their van was battered, the blue patched up a bit with a darker shade, without tax or insurance although there was the usual evidence of both on the windscreen.

The F.D.A. approved bedaquiline under an accelerated program that allows the agency to conditionally approve drugs that are viewed as filling unmet medical needs with less than the usual evidence that they work.

Racial politics in the city had turned even more toxic than usual after evidence emerged of police misconduct in the death of a seventeen-year-old African-American named Laquan McDonald.

The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of a modern neuroscience approach, compared to usual care evidence-based physiotherapy, for reducing pain and improving functioning in patients with CSP.

The primary objectives are to investigate whether treatment with a modern neuroscience approach in CSP patients results in a significant decrease in pain and disability compared to usual care evidence-based physiotherapy.

Because no studies have reported usual or evidence-based treatment schedules for CST, the number of treatments was based on data from our initial, unpublished CST practitioner survey and opinions of experienced therapists in the field.

From a strictly 'evidence-based medicine' perspective, these decisions may be seen as unusual, or at best a modification of the usual 'rules of evidence' [ 68] to allow certain forms of evidence to be more influential than they normally would.