Sentence examples for validating evidence from inspiring English sources

The rarity of validating evidence from surface rupturing palaeo-earthquakes typically limits the confidence with which these extrapolated statistical parameters may be applied.

The present study was designed to obtain validating evidence by using abstract and concrete noun primes in a similar reading task on the assumption that if the right hemisphere was contributing to the task there would be demonstrable differences between the visual fields in processing targets primed by abstract nouns.

This finding indicated that combining examinations of multiple markers may improve the predictive value of these markers regarding response to targeted therapy with mTOR inhibitors, which need to be supported by further validating evidence from larger cohort.

Whether the VNS can expand their role in end-of-life care remains to be seen but their base-line position before the policy initiative did not provide validating evidence.

The study was part of a broader PROVE IT (Policy Relevant Outcomes from Validating Evidence on ImpacT) (http://www.treattb.org) evaluation that assessed the impact of new molecular tests on the diagnosis and treatment of TB in routine operational conditions.

We relied on a 15-item Big Five inventory that was developed for the large-scale German SOEP study (Gerlitz & Schupp, 2005) and that has generated much validating evidence in several research publications across disciplines (Donnellan & Lucas, 2008; Headey et al., 2010; Winkelmann & Winkelmann, 2008).

Beyond the discussion of security issues, the authors also define security assurance as a broader term embracing methodologies for collecting and validating evidences that support security properties.

The paper thus provides experimentally validated evidence for calibrating micro-mechanical models for subsequent simulation of macroscopic material properties using the combination of high-resolution imaging techniques and quantitative image analysis.

The risk is that opinions (put forward by dominant members or by the majority of members) are accepted as validated evidence.

For the time being, clinical decision-making should not be based upon individual biological tumour marker profiles until further prospectively validated evidence confirming the reliability of predictive markers is available.

Accordingly, there is an urgent need to improve therapeutic strategies toward following internationally validated evidence-based guidelines.