Sentence examples for and availability of evidence from inspiring English sources

Further large-scale audits are warranted to elucidate current neuroprognostication practice and availability of evidence based investigations.

We have argued that the lack of a standardized, federated system for results dissemination leads to gaps in the transfer and availability of evidence to the relevant decision makers.

We selected these topics based on the level of possible clinical impact, the level of controversy, known or suspected variation in practice, potential importance for scientific outcome, potential for development of evidence-based medicine recommendations, and availability of evidence.

Screening should be sensitive to externalizing psychopathology, given its predictive value, frequent occurrence, and availability of evidence-based interventions for these disorders [ 44, 45]. A. was first arrested by the police at 11 years of age, while joy-riding his father's motorcycle in the woods.

Despite widespread recommendations and availability of convincing evidence of the effectiveness of TMP-SMX, the implementation of its use has been poor [ 7].

12 We investigated the intention of taking up vaccination against influenza A/H1N1 under five hypothetical scenarios including cost and availability of clinical evidence on the vaccine.

The current administration attributes the volume of prosecutions to happenstance and the availability of evidence, rejecting accusations of politically motivated selective prosecution.

Two topics, contrast-induced AKI and management of renal replacement therapy, deserve special attention because of the frequency in which they are encountered and the availability of evidence.

Risk factors for ASFV transmission, and the availability of evidence to support their role in the epidemiology of the disease, have been extensively reviewed in a number of recent papers [ 1, 2, 5, 7, 20], and we thus provide only a summary of the literature.

The selection of grafts is still based more on surgeon's preference and availability of grafts than evidence[ 4].

Specific items included limitations the workplace may impose on the practice of EBP, and balancing client preferences, clinical experience and availability of high level evidence.