Sentence examples for consensus of practitioners from inspiring English sources

This recommendation is not supported by empiric evidence or consensus of practitioners.

The authors provided three recommendations for the prevention of PC after epidural catheterization, which are not necessarily supported by empirical evidence or consensus of practitioners.

JHA opposes HB2265 because we agree with the consensus of experts and practitioners who have found that the wise use of judicial discretion is more effective at preventing crime than mandatory minimum sentences.

Acupoints were chosen by consensus of four acupressure practitioners and based on a previous study design in students with sleep disturbances as well as TCM theory for treating insomnia and fatigue.

The tDNA represents a consensus of highly experienced practitioners, researchers, and academicians and is supported by evidence and opinion that were rated based on scientific substantiation, according to the standards expressed in the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists "Protocol for Standardized Production of Clinical Practice Guidelines 2010 Update" [ 1].

The intent is to propose a set of youth worker competencies that reflect the consensus of experts and practitioners in the OST field, thereby, offering a common way to conceptualize the skill set necessary to implement quality programming in the diverse sectors of youth work.

In our qualitative results from phase 1 of this study, chronic disease practitioners identified a lack of consensus among practitioners regarding the precise meaning of the term 'evidence-based' as a barrier to the practice of EBDM [ 22].

There is consensus among practitioners of age-management/longevity medicine that progressive failure of neuroendocrine function leads to hormone insufficiency, which underlies many of the maladaptive consequences of aging.

To work out a system of indicators and standards, designed by means of a consensus group of general practitioners, that enables evaluation of the quality of Primary Care prescription to be improved.

2. Postal consultation of a wider group of practitioners, in tabular format, seeking consensus about the findings of Step 1. Participation in the postal survey was taken as consent.

There was general consensus among practitioners at the control clinic concerning lack of trust in the guidelines' recommendations and an environment not supportive to clinical guidelines was described.