In this review we provide an evidence-based rationale for the incorporation of novel technologies for transurethral resection of bladder tumor in the setting of previously set standards.
She provides an evidence-based rationale for challenging the current cultural paradigm of 'stiff upper lip' invulnerability.
Recent reviews and health-care reports consistently point out the need of music therapists to provide an evidence-based rationale for their clinical treatments in this field.
In response to the attested lack of high-quality research in this field [ 4, 16], attempts have been initiated to create an evidence-based rationale in recent years [ 25, 35].
We propose a checklist of factors to be considered in the design of self-monitoring interventions which may aid in the provision of an evidence-based rationale for each component as well as increase the reproducibility of effective interventions for clinicians and researchers.
We have proposed a suggested checklist of factors to be considered at each stage in the design of self-monitoring interventions which may aid in the provision of an evidence-based rationale for each component as well as increase the reproducibility of effective interventions for clinicians and researchers.
I agree with the lower courts that said Proposition 8 violated the constitutional rights of gay men and women without any evidence-based rationale for doing so, and I, along with other professional athletes, signed my name to a brief sent to the court stressing the importance of marriage equality.
If this were the case, it would not be surprising if the effect of treatment were often unimpressive, as these unidentified subgroups would be treated without any evidence-based rationale.
This study excluded patients with HFpEF as it currently lacks a clearly evidence-based rationale for treatment [ 36].
Considering only interventions proven to be cost-effective for a particular outcome also fails to take into account that strategies such as promoting social participation have a strong evidence-based rationale and have multiple benefits.
The need for more frequent and regular visual field examinations has been poorly emphasised, perhaps because of the lack of a strong evidence-based rationale to monitor disease progression.
