Sentence examples similar to clear cut basis from inspiring English sources

However, there is a lack of empirical evidence to support any particular theory or framework for guiding development of strategies to influence change in nursing practice and there is no clear-cut basis for suggesting which specific interventions for which barriers to change are most effective.

There is therefore no clear-cut basis in a given study or population for choosing a generic versus a disease-specific measure: if possible, both should be utilized to determine whether one or the other is more consistent with clinical indicators, or if one appears to obtain additional, relevant information on patient status [ 16].

However, the absence of a clear cut legal basis for health policies does not imply that the EU's impact on health is negligible.

However, the claim may not be clear cut as there is no direct discrimination; the basis of access to free university education in Scotland is one of residency, not nationality.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.

"Wales is fairly clear cut.

His answer was clear cut.

Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.

Legally it's not very clear cut".

Catches might seem more clear cut.

Biffen's officials had suggested that on the basis of the new accounts, Times Newspapers was not a going concern, and Biffen records himself as commenting "only in the case of the Times is the issue clear cut".