Sentence examples for content evidence from inspiring English sources
Zidovetzki R, Levitan I. Use of cyclodextrins to manipulate plasma membrane cholesterol content: evidence, misconceptions and control strategies.
In the context of the present study, we first consider whether experts can reach a consensus on the features of competency in lung ultrasonography and whether multiple independent raters reliably produce similar ratings using the ACTS instrument (content evidence).
Content evidence is usually the first type of evidence sought in the assessment of a new instrument.
Content evidence refers to the extent to which the items included in an instrument adequately represent the content domain of the concept of interest [ 27].
Two reviewers independently extracted data on toolkit topic, format, target audience, content, evidence underlying toolkit content, and evaluation of the toolkit as a KT strategy.
Content evidence pertains to determining how well the items on an assessment match up with the target domain or construct (e.g., "natural selection").
Mr. Bontempi said that horse meat is leaner than beef and healthier, with higher iron content — evidenced by a mineral quality far more intense than beef.
In addition to its high monounsaturated fatty acid content, evidences have accumulated on the favorable properties of minor, although highly bioactive, components present in the unsaponifiable fraction (UF).
"We are excited by the continuing rise in the value of sports content, evidenced, amongst other things, by the recently-announced BT deal for the UK rights to broadcast the Champions League and Europa League matches for three seasons from 2015-16," Woodward said.
Total conjugated linoleic acid content evidenced the same trend of long-chain fatty acids, with an increase of about 7% in FL500 and of 22% in FL1000 than the control.
Based on the success of "The Back Book" [ 49, 50], it was felt that a booklet may be an appropriate forum to deliver such information, and that making the content evidence-based would help address the general confusion in the publically available information to patients.
