Sentence examples for built on existing evidence from inspiring English sources

The Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention and Screening in Family Practice (BETTER) Trial is one example of a successful approach for CDPS that built on existing evidence and applied it in clinical practice [ 19].

We built on existing evidence of the effectiveness of telephone interventions for people with cancer 16 to deliver a structured intervention aimed primarily at meeting needs for information.

"This builds on existing evidence that children are particularly sensitive to poor air quality probably because their lifestyles increase the dose of air pollution they are exposed too - ie they are more active - and that developing organs may be more vulnerable until they fully mature".

That builds on existing evidence for an early world in which RNA, rather than protein, carried out the work of the cell, Guo says.

While The Commission report will collate and build on existing evidence, a great deal of the case for investment is known.

This finding builds on existing evidence that eye position can be decoded from area LIP before and after a saccade to a visual target (Morris et al., 2013).

The aim of this study was to build on existing evidence concerning maternal diet and glucose concentrations during pregnancy and the effect of these on fetal growth and subsequent offspring appetite and adiposity.

Meanwhile, we need the G8 to build on existing commitments in agriculture and nutrition.

Based on existing evidence, several conclusions can be reached.

Similarly, he built on existing knowledge that a group of reptiles were ancestors of mammals with fossil evidence to show how this happened: the reptilian jaw morphed into part of a mammalian inner ear.

But it built on existing research.