Sentence examples for wider evidence from inspiring English sources

But any subsequent policy action must be supported by a wider evidence base – policymakers should not rely upon Pisa alone.

The firm indicated in a short letter to News International that the emails did not show wider evidence of criminality.

Though my experiences are anecdotal, there is wider evidence to suggest veteran-only classrooms are often well-intended missteps.

On February 25th America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) brought new, wider evidence of progress.

While the rules relating to tendency and coincidence were wider, evidence about Clinton's murder did not get in because of the rule against double jeopardy.

Finally, the data and outcomes can be incorporated as part of a wider evidence base that might lead to future research outputs.

Positive influences or 'drivers' for CAM policy formation were identified as: existing services, local enthusiasm and expertise, patient demand, a willingness to consider the wider evidence-base for CAM, and a perception that complementary therapies could help the PCOs to meet national NHS targets.

Our experiences and the wider evidence-base suggest that a potential way forward may involve implementing a combination of standardised core solutions and customised elements, corresponding to particular users and environments (also known as 'configurational technology') [ 72, 73].

Psychotherapeutic approaches to BED, mostly based on CBT models, are recommendable as first-line treatments with the wider evidences of efficacy also at long-term follow-up, but still unclear results on weight loss [ 36].

"There's wide evidence that online tracking is not being controlled by self-regulation".

Meanwhile, starting in the late 1970's, scientists began to find wide evidence that many animals relied on the Earth's magnetic field for navigation.