"The investigation and prosecution of child predators depends critically on the availability of evidence that is often in the hands of Internet service providers," Mr. Gonzales said in remarks at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Alexandria, Va.
These sessions had three objectives: to enhance the availability of evidence to support providers in counseling about DMPA; to address concerns about its side effects and perceived harm (such as delays in returns to fertility); and to convey information about its potential benefits (such as protective effects against cancer).
That means that over half the crimes referred to authorities by tribes for prosecution were declined for reasons ranging from the availability of evidence for investigators, to differences in agency protocols.
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.
Therefore, this was not considered a relevant bias in terms of availability of evidence to guide further research and decision-making.
NICE guidelines that were published in 2009 consider that the availability of more evidence in support of the effectiveness of ondansetron may reduce the need for IVT and hospitalisation.
Availability of evidence is necessary but not sufficient for developing policies in this area.
Such impacts are rarely considered now, even in environmental policy making, despite the growing availability of evidence.
More details on the availability of evidence on outcomes for preterm and term infants and included reviews can be found in Online Resource 1.
"There's problems with the availability of witnesses, availability of evidence, and the quality of the evidence.
