Sentence examples for wider evidences from inspiring English sources

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].

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

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.

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

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.

Today, Labour MP Paul Farrelly, a member of the culture select committee, put these comments to Crone and asked how the company could continue to maintain that it had no evidence of wider evidence of phone hacking.

It is worthwhile viewing these findings in the context of the wider evidence: a review in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that of 44 relevant studies, 31 found no apparent association between red-meat intake and colon-cancer risk.

Examples of on the ground recruitment have been seen in Cardiff and Birmingham – amid wider evidence that the UK is being specifically targeted by those with links to Isis in Europe.

Several prominent American economists, such as Ed Yardeni of Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, agree that Asia's overcapacity poses a deflationary risk to the world economy.What is the wider evidence that global supply is outpacing demand?