The phrase "varied evidence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a diverse range of evidence or proof to support a statement or argument. Example: The prosecutor presented varied evidence to prove the defendant's guilt, including witness testimonies, forensic reports, and surveillance footage.
A familiar adage in the philosophy of science is that general hypotheses are better supported by varied evidence than by uniform evidence.
Additionally it allows for the coordination of varied evidence to effectively guide future research.
Numerous studies and varied evidence suggest that the coefficient of digestibility for nuts and peanuts is different from that for other foods.
The different null allele classes identify SNPs with varied evidence for null alleles but they could have genotyping errors rather than null alleles.
Such a varied evidence base concerning a safe, inexpensive and readily implemented treatment makes it important to conduct further trials using optimal research methods [ 18].
Integrins and growth factor receptors have been shown to independently and collaboratively activate the same pathways, such as FAK and Src-mediated signaling, though varied evidence exists for whether integrins interact directly with growth factor receptors.
In themed parts the chapters present varied evidence-based research and case studies on museum theory, philosophy, collections, exhibitions, libraries, digital art and digital future, to bring new insights and perspectives, designed to inspire readers.
We provide varied empirical evidence for the hitherto neglected "innocence effect," revealing that innocents are significantly less likely to accept plea offers that appear attractive to similarly situated guilty defendants.
About 35 were identified with very varied supporting evidence, including some with a putative protective effect.
The timeliness of the evidence varied; some respondents reported that evidence was available while others reported that evidence was only generated to justify a decision that was already made.
All three conditions were amenable to self management in principle, but evidence varied at baseline and more negative evidence was published during the lifetime of the trial.
