Sentence examples for community evidence from inspiring English sources

The London Declaration, in January 2012, gathered together international politicians, heads of pharmaceutical companies and of donor organisations, and was for many in the global health community evidence of a renewed commitment to eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

In this paper we present and extend BioDEAL, a community evidence annotation system that introduces a feedback loop into the database-publication cycle to allow scientists to connect data-driven biological concepts to publications.

While it is not as effective as oxytocin [ 7], there is health facility and community evidence to recommend health workers giving 600 micrograms of misoprostol orally or sublingually after birth of the baby, but before delivery of the placenta, to prevent PPH, when oxytocin is not available [ 8– 12].

Jackie Ramos-Calderon, the program director for the Encore Program at the Y.W.C.A., an outreach program that aims to help uninsured and minority women, said Ms. Lopez-Hanratty has gained widespread respect in the community, evidenced by number of the award nominations Ms. Ramos-Calderon received from several area agencies in support of Ms. Lopez-Hanratty.

Further, Kenya leads the way for the African continent in the social development of the IT community, evidenced by creative spaces like i-Hub that provide public space for IT innovation.

To our knowledge, we are the first to show that metabolic phenotype can be successfully transitioned through participation in a supervised community evidence-based exercise program.

The Respiratory Therapist drew on existing connections with the research community evidenced by regularly searching and reading journal articles, and ongoing discussions with medical device sales representatives.

Nonetheless, it has quickly filled a need in the database community, evidenced by it being adopted as a disease vocabulary by external groups such as the Rat Genome Database (12) and the Mouse Genome Database (13).

While many in the developed world don't view a "development agenda" as applicable to their communities, evidence suggests they might be wrong.

Surprisingly, while a gradient of decreasing species diversity with increasing latitude is well-established in terrestrial plant and animal communities, evidence in the sea is equivocal [39] [42].

To effectively introduce endoscopic screening for gastric cancer in communities, evidence regarding its effectiveness must be accumulated.