Sentence examples for being based on evidence from inspiring English sources
Many decisions are being made on individual civil servants' judgments instead of being based on evidence, the report found.
Rather than being based on evidence, discipline policies rely on a behaviorist approach: that if behavior is reinforced it will continue and if it is not reinforced it will stop.
Such explanations should be plausible that is, they cannot blatantly contradict the facts but instead of being based on evidence they are based on the assumption that everything can be explained materialistically.
It rather addresses shortcomings perceived by decision makers of each health care system, not necessarily being based on evidence.
However, this cut-off, introduced by Pack and Gallo (1938), has been criticised for not being based on evidence (Scott and Walter, 2010).
The framework identifies the characteristics of optimal care as being based on evidence and guidelines, as well as being patient centred, structured to include goal-setting and involving PNs in delivering care.
