Sentence examples for a suitable evidence from inspiring English sources

In terms of addressing different types of questions, the CEBM framework was found to be the most comprehensive and a suitable evidence hierarchy upon which to model the revised NHMRC hierarchy of evidence, although all three provided useful information.

Unless this matter is redressed there will continue to be a disconnect between what is advocated in policy (that family carers needs are assessed and adequately responded to) and what actually happens in clinical practice (health professionals operating without a suitable evidence base to support family carers).

Second, in the absence of identifiable global guidance, e.g., quantitative planning assumptions from WHO, or a suitable evidence base from a specific developing country, we relied on planning assumptions largely from the United States and the judgments of the study team to generate the hypothetical input values used to illustrate the decision tool.

Indeed CBT has proved a suitable evidence-based option for integration as a low-intensity intervention within a stepped care model [ 33].

Complete it and return it with any suitable evidence, including copies of receipts, photographs and any police or medical reports you have If you do send any original documents, always make sure it is by recorded delivery, and you keep photocopies Keep all correspondence between yourself and the company.

Indeed, finding suitable evidence for an adaptive (or non-adaptive) hypothesis is difficult because we lack good epistemic access to evolutionary history.

As a result, new interventions may be adopted without suitable evidence to support them.

The present study may provide suitable evidence to encourage workplace-level improvement activities since every worker in a workplace with higher social capital may receive a beneficial effect on health.

The ASA banned the ad because it had not been provided with suitable evidence to back up the claim of helping 24 million people.

If prosecutors decide the confessions were inaccurate about the rape, as some prosecutors now believe, legal experts said the statements would no longer be suitable evidence for the other crimes -- even if investigators remain convinced that those portions were factual.

"Duty free shops may treat the sale of goods to passengers intending to take them to non-EU destinations as zero rated exports, provided they retain suitable evidence such as by scanning the boarding card," he said.