Sentence examples for applying this evidence from inspiring English sources

Applying this evidence to a radiotherapy population is necessary to determine whether the introduction of such an educational intervention, which focuses on procedural and sensory information and addresses treatment related anxiety, similarly reduces patients' levels of psychological distress.

Applying this evidence of glycaemic control, weight control and dosage to the model showed that exenatide in comparison to glargine was still estimated to be more costly and a less effective option with a cost-effectiveness ratio of £6,365 (glargine dominant).

We applied this evidence based practice in our community mental health setting to evaluate its impact.

These issues are challenging for researchers interested in tackling reviews of complex questions and for decision makers trying to interpret and apply this evidence.

While there is robust evidence that secondary prevention (identification and treatment of high risk groups) can improve outcomes with significant reductions in morbidity and death [ 8, 9], there is also evidence that primary care physicians are failing to apply this evidence in residential care settings.

Applying this approach, evidence of an injured muscle returning or nearly returning to preinjury strength levels, or attaining equivalence with the contralateral uninjured limb (5 10% is generally considered to be an acceptable threshold), 6 may typically be recommended prior to progressing through the decision-based RTS model.

A further challenge to applying this clinical evidence-base to clinical training is that the techniques and terminology used in the field have been poorly standardized.

Jim Banning is the author of 'ecological triangulation' or 'ecological sentence synthesis', applying this method to the evidence for what works for youth with disabilities.

From this evidence, we considered applying this method to stabilize the patients' labile blood pressure.

Part B of each question involved using a web-based technology to search for citations to support their answers to Part A. Obtaining full credit was based upon the students' ability to comprehend the overall task, translate and apply this knowledge, evidenced by the citation.

The process of evaluating the quality of research evidence and applying this to guideline recommendations using a system of grading is clearly inconsistent and currently an evolving area of guideline methodology.