accumulated evidence
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaccumulateandevidence
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accumulate
verb
uk/əˈkjuː.mjə.leɪt/us/əˈkjuː.mjə.leɪt/
to collect a large number of things over a long period ...
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evidence
noun[U]
uk/ˈev.ɪ.dəns/us/ˈev.ə.dəns/
one or more reasons for believing that something is or is ...
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(Definition ofaccumulateandevidencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Theaccumulatedevidencein the published literature world-wide shows that albendazole is an effective anthelminthic in humans.
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There seems to be little doubt on the basis of theaccumulatedevidencethat major depression is co-morbid with both daily smoking and nicotine dependence.
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Although theaccumulatedevidencestrongly suggests that the two are correlated, we lack an understanding of the microlinkages that connect one with the other.
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There is goodaccumulatedevidencein animal models now to support this supposition.
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Thus, this scheme should reduce the uncertainty and improve the prediction accuracy as theaccumulatedevidencegrows.
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It then returns theaccumulatedevidenceto the scientist's agent.
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There seems to be little doubt on the basis of thisaccumulatedevidencethat young people scoring high on neuroticism in youth are at increased risk of later psychotic symptoms.
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An overwhelming amount of research during the last two decades hasaccumulatedevidencefor this hypothesis in a variety of domains of language processing.
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Recentaccumulatedevidencesuggests that the function of the hippocampus may be to tie together or relate all the things happening at the time the memory is stored.
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Awh et al. (1999)accumulatedevidencefrom behavioral and imaging studies suggesting that activation in extrastriate cortex is modulated during the rehearsal of information in spatial working memory.
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There is noaccumulatedevidenceto link class size with attainment.
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We should be listening to the public and examiningaccumulatedevidence.
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But sadly theaccumulatedevidenceall too clearly demonstrates that they do not.
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If there is no evidence —and enforcement of the law depends uponaccumulatedevidence—it would be wrong to impose penalties.
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If theaccumulatedevidenceindicates that imported eggs ought to be marked, by all means let us have them marked.
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I also believe, and onaccumulatedevidence, that many people went on strike unwillingly.
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We know now from theaccumulatedevidencethat they were guilty of proven and persistent misrepresentation.
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Accumulatedevidencehas shown that financial access promotes growth for enterprises through the provision of credit to both new and existing businesses.
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Nevertheless, there isaccumulatedevidencethat ageing looks like an adaptation in its own right, selected for its own sake.
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