firm evidence

collocation in English

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firm
adjective
uk /fɜːm/ us /fɝːm/
not soft but not ...
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evidence
noun[U]
uk /ˈev.ɪ.dəns/ us /ˈev.ə.dəns/
facts, information, documents, etc. that give reason to believe that something ...
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Examples of firm evidence

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The intervention used varies between departments and individual patients and is ad hoc rather than based on firmevidence.
Although this explanation seems to be acceptable, no firmevidence was found to support this hypothesis.
Therefore, microbiological investigation in tandem with the collection and analysis of epidemiological data can provide firmevidence of foodborne transmission.
In addition, there is no firmevidence supporting time diversification.
This firmevidence from the validation was expected to be confirmed soon in a second (independent) retrospective validation.
It is necessary to anchor an examination like the following, which to a considerable extent involves speculative assumptions, in firmevidence.
However, although there is good evidence that certain non-drug therapies lower blood pressure, there is no firmevidence yet that these measures reduce mortality.
This study has produced firmevidence that vomiting is important in the transmission of the disease.
There is currently little firmevidence for the existence of fully developed theory of mind in non-human primates.
It might be expected that firmevidence concerning the effectiveness of home treatment could be provided from the findings of so many studies.
Secondly, there is no firmevidence that this median age has increased, at least in the last century.
However, no firmevidence for these assertions has been presented.
Despite these findings, firmevidence of a link between childhood disorganization and adult vulnerability to becoming unresolved after loss or trauma remains elusive.
There is also firmevidence of a forward wake, beyond the bubble.
T he trial was deemed necessary because there was no firmevidence of the benefits of lowering cholesterol in people older than 70 years of age.
Specialist manufacture seems likely for many of these goods and there are suggestions, if no firm evidence, that they were centrally focused, if not centrally controlled.
In order to assess these and other products being prescribed for mucositis, a literature search was conducted to determine if these products had any firmevidence-base.
However, several of the measures are sensible lifestyle changes and are worth discussing with patients even in the absence of firmevidence of specific benefit in hypertension.
Because of the special nature of environmental exposures, when the population often has no choice in accepting the exposure, programs are implemented without firmevidence of harm.
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