Sentence examples for Evidence-based theory from inspiring English sources

BSD is based on the Ottowa Decision Support Framework, an evidence-based theory for guiding patients making health or social decisions.

This is a well-established, evidence-based theory.

One mistake is not having an evidence-based theory to start with, says James Noble.

Stachowiak, M. K. & Stachowiak, E. K. Evidence-based theory for integrated genome regulation of ontogeny an unprecedented role of nuclear FGFR1 signaling.

Alexander's second theory is significant for its attempt to facilitate a paradigm shift in architecture that would replace the conventional, subjective and explanatory, theory with an objective, evidence-based, theory that directly generates a design (Grabow 1983; Gelernter 2000).

Few studies have investigated the efficacy of an evidence-based, theory guided intervention aimed at assisting clinicians to strengthen their patient decision support skills.

The result was an evidence-based, theory-informed, user-endorsed intervention designed to meet the much neglected pregnancy education needs of teenage men and intended to increase both boys' and girls' intentions to avoid an unplanned pregnancy during adolescence.

It is informed by a diverse collection of evidence-based theories and domains, many of which have emerged in the past decade, and are explored in a growing number of coaching textbooks.

If such faith can be justified, its cognitive content will (on realist assumptions) have to cohere with our best evidence-based theories about the real world.

An evidence-based, theory-driven website was created for patients with type 2 diabetes.

Our objective was to create an evidence-based, theory-driven self-contained website.