For example, focus group interviews were completed to ensure the social marketing materials were clearly understood and positively appraised by the target population.
Author and tax haven authority Nicholas Shaxson has appraised the development very clearly.
While other complementary measures of impact clearly need to be developed and appraised as well [24], citations also have many advantages [25] and currently enjoy relatively wide acceptance despite criticisms.
Policy-makers need information presented in a format that is useable and that includes all the relevant data for which both the internal and external validity have been rigorously appraised and the evidence gaps clearly identified, to ensure that decisions made on the basis of limited evidence are carefully evaluated.
In our view, the existing evidence is most consistent with the view that bodily signals provide a crude sense of emotional arousal (i.e., core affect; Barrett, 2006), which needs to be appraised centrally to lead to clearly valenced emotions or discrete emotional states (Barrett et al., 2004; Dunn et al., 2010a, Study 1; Schachter & Singer, 1962).
Christie's will only appraise works of art that are clearly owned by the city, and that are not bound by donor restrictions that might rule out a possible sale, the newspaper said, citing Mr. Orr's spokesman Bill Nowling.
Finally, the government needs to completely re-appraise its approach to drugs – which, clearly, is wishful thinking, given that its most recent drugs strategy lays out exactly how it plans to not do that at all.
One nurse in this study said she was concerned that this work was not part of her paid role, highlighting the need for tasks that address the needs of vulnerable groups to be clearly identified and integrated into nurses' roles and appraised.
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Teaching learning activities and assessments in EBM are mainly based on the clearly defined domains of asking answerable clinical questions, searching for evidence, appraising the evidence and applying the evidence [ 1].
