Sentence examples for weakness evidence from inspiring English sources

The idiopathic inflammatory myopathies (IIMs) poly-myositis (PM) and dermatomyositis (DM) are heterogeneous conditions that are historically diagnosed by proximal muscle weakness, evidence of muscle inflammation or necrosis, and characteristic skin lesions [ 1, 2].

The book at hand is a critique of such explanations, written by a philosopher of science, and directed at the weakness of evidence that such arguments display.

Case 3 is currently 4 years old and ambulant, but with proximal weakness and evidence of a Gowers' sign.

Whereas both of these other reviews point to a weakness of evidence on efficacy, and a need for further research, our approach has also enabled us to point to factors or issues to be interrogated or investigated in future studies.

OVER the last 20 years, DNA testing has revealed weaknesses in evidence that once was highly valued.

Doubtless, the fact that there is now a conservative majority on the school board is merely a coincidence....We anticipate a fight over the revision of the standards to either downplay evolution, or require that evolution be qualified in some serious way, perhaps using the "strengths and weaknesses", or "evidence against evolution", or "critical analysis" language that we've seen in other states.

Notwithstanding these weaknesses in evidence, multidisciplinary interventions are increasingly applied in the care for patients with FM, even though the costs of the programs are substantial.

21 UK policy on reducing burdens from MRSA has advocated admission screening, with subsequent decolonisation and isolation, despite weaknesses in evidence.

Despite these weaknesses, the evidence suggests that general practitioners consider it is lack of time, and not lack of knowledge, that is preventing them from achieving better outcomes for psychological problems.

This first assessment of CBE activities in Uganda has provided a number of insights into the current status of programs, strengths and weaknesses, and evidence for future policy development.

We conducted a critical review of the literature to weigh the strengths and weaknesses of evidence used to support recommendations for vaccinating beyond the age of sexual debut, and to propose likely benefits and drawbacks associated with various recommendations if applied in public health programmes in low-resource settings.