emerging evidence
collocation in Englishmeaningsofemergingandevidence
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emerging
adjective[before noun]
uk/ɪˈmɜː.dʒɪŋ/us/ɪˈmɝː.dʒɪŋ/
starting ...
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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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Clinical implications will be discussed includingemergingevidencefor the use of atypical antipsychotics in the treatment of the depressed phase of bipolar disorder.
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The results lend support to theemergingevidencethat resistance to treatment in lateonset depression may be associated with impaired executive function.
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A wide variety of claims are made about trust, some of which are contradicted byemergingevidence, and others of which are not falsifiable.
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A body ofemergingevidencesuggests that there is indeed a case for saying that music has demonstrable relationships with spatial intelligence.
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Such a policy is at odds withemergingevidenceon efficacious psychosocial interventions for a variety of child and adolescent disorders.
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This demands that those issuing guidelines need to continuously appraiseemergingevidenceand have the resources to do so.
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Although the best examples are found in plants, insects, and fish, there are good mammalian examples, as well, andemergingevidencein humans.
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There isemergingevidencethat language, implemented primarily in temporal cortex, plays just this kind of role.
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There isemergingevidencerelating to possible benefits of altering the macro- or micro-nutrient content of the diet without gross restriction of calories.
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In this respect, these findings add to theemergingevidencethat there exist at least two distinct and detectable pathways to adolescent antisocial behavior.
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Emergingevidenceis that there may be considerable commonality among the mechanisms facilitating desiccation tolerance across the spectrum of organisms that exhibit this trait, irrespective of their phylogeny.
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Emergingevidenceshows that healthcare reforms can affect men and women differently, as a consequence of their different positions as users and producers of health care.
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Nevertheless, there isemergingevidenceof promising beneficial effects on survival and left ventricular function in elderly patients with congestive heart failure, both with diastolic and systolic dysfunction.
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There is anemergingevidencebase for the effectiveness of supervised injecting rooms for homeless intravenous drug users and for the peer distribution of naloxone in reducing drugrelated deaths.
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However, busy treatment teams become accustomed to the status quo, and formulary renovation often falls by the wayside, with newer medications andemergingevidenceeluding incorporation.
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Furthermore, there isemergingevidencefrom trials of cognitive therapy, in which the results of patient-based outcome monitoring are charted over time and shared with the therapist.
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As these examples indicate, the bifurcation of disorders on the basis of biological brain involvement is overly simplistic and is not commensurate withemergingevidencefrom developmental psychopathology.
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Theemergingevidencefrom developmental neurobiology points toward broad regional differences between different areas of cortex that control the differentiation of cells in concert with patterns of input activity.
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As discussed below,emergingevidencedoes not support either extreme, but rather a hybrid of both context dependent and independent processes (much like what has been discovered in monolingual research).
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It will be important to incorporate anyemergingevidenceinto our systematic review and economic evaluation to ensure it accurately assesses their benefits, risks, and costs.
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