Sentence examples for consensus evidence from inspiring English sources
A handful of critics pointed out that pension reforms rely on consensus, evidence and consultation.
The poll certainly qualifies as an outlier relative to the consensus evidence in New Hampshire.
To generate expert consensus evidence for the purpose of developing more complete guidelines for people with persistent low back pain than is possible using current research evidence alone.
Gaps in research evidence lead to incomplete practice recommendations unless a scientific process can provide supplementary consensus evidence that is a basis for additional recommendations.
Furthermore, they often do so for the wrong reasons — because they pay too much attention to one or two outlier polls rather than to the consensus evidence.
Perhaps the most persistent problem is the failure to recognize how noisy individual economic data points can be, and therefore how it is best to look for consensus evidence rather than focusing on one or two reports.
Consequently, major consensus evidence-based guidelines on anticoagulation recommend that LMWHs be used for 3 6 months for the treatment of acute VTE in patients with active cancer (ASCO [ 30], ESMO [ 31], NCCN [ 32] and ACCP [ 15]).
At the time of writing this review, uricase therapy for tophaceous gout for which treatment has failed remains an unapproved, experimental approach that will be substantially more expensive than oral therapies, and consensus, evidence-based therapeutic guidelines are needed, whereas only draft guidelines have been proposed for uricase [ 52].
Again there was consensus evidenced by people talking to each other and recorded by the research team.
But the shift is more because the consensus of evidence has been slightly favorable to Mr. Obama than any one piece of evidence pointing toward a major inflection point in the race.
Although there is not a consensus, preliminary evidence has suggested that cognitive impairments in patients with crack-cocaine dependence persist during abstinence, affecting different neuropsychological domains.
